Movie organization

That would be a good idea. You can vote on that and other ideas
here.

Yes they are all supported files. They are in separate folders by show and the movies are organized by letter (A-G, H-O, N-S, T-Z). There are 3,600 files. It shows the files in 6 of the folders but the rest are empty. I've tried using 3rd party file explorers
and media players and it's the same thing for all apps.

Should they be organized in folders in a certain way?

Thank you for the reply!

I have been using a WD live hub for years. Great system. Plays any type of video codec you throw at it. Organizes well, has tiles/background art, movie summary, actor/director listing; all for every movie. Most of my files are .iso, so xbox media player
doesn't recognize them.

I am hardwired into my own network (with several drives). Each drive has a separate group of movies... One is movies A-H, another I-Z, another is TV shows, another animation, multi part movies (like LOTR, James Bond, etc.) WD organizes them well enough for
me as they are all alphabetized. I have .mkv, .mp4, and several other types, but most are .iso raw. That is why I like the WD, it plays nearly anything you throw at it.

WMC works phenomenally well on the Xbox 360 and when combined with the plug-in from MyMovies.DK I have a very organized television and movie library that is natively built into and fully integrated with Windows. My house uses the WMC extender more than
it plays games to be completely honest. I adopted the digital format over a decade ago for ease of streaming and to find that I now need to queue up things from a tablet/smartphone/PC running SmartGlass through the Xbox Video app seems a huge step backwards
and, frankly speaking, is less organized than being able to sit on the couch, fire up the Xbox, connect to the extender and have everything in a completely organized, easy to navigate interface that I can control with one remote.