I have the following directory for my public music files:
That Public Music directory have at least contains 100 different Artist having each a respective sub-directory. Those music files that is yet to be sorted (e.g. to be finished updating their metadata), are found on the [Unsorted Music] sub-directory. What I want is to exclude this specific sub-directory.
Online tips said that to do that:
- Delete by Right Click > Delete the entries you want to remove on the Windows Media Player's browser pane.
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Remove the parent directory on the library, but the consequence is to add each Artist's folders one by one excluding the specific directory to exclude, either via the Library browser, or on the Windows Media Player Library Manager itself:
And both of that is quite troublesome: I have at least 100 folders after all. Are there any other more convenient alternative to exclude that [Unsorted Music] folder?
Best Answer
It's not possible to exclude specific folders from the library. However you could create a new folder next to
[Unsorted Music], something like[Sorted Music]. Then move your artist folders to[Sorted Music]and only add the[Sorted Music]folder as a library location.