Yesterday, 05:20 PM
Ok, then there's no other setting I know of that can do that. Funny enough, I recently helped someone with the opposite issue. They had a flat structure, and wanted them to appear as folders. The solution for them was to place each video inside a subfolder:
Videos
└── Item 1
├── Item 1
└── video.mkv
If you want everything to appear in a flat structure, the only way I know is to place each video in its own folder, without using subfolders. For example:
Videos
├── Item 1
│ └── video.mkv
└── Item 2
└── video.mkv
Videos
└── Item 1
├── Item 1
└── video.mkv
If you want everything to appear in a flat structure, the only way I know is to place each video in its own folder, without using subfolders. For example:
Videos
├── Item 1
│ └── video.mkv
└── Item 2
└── video.mkv