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My goal is this: I have a library, say it's called Series. I store my series in two different places, one for watched episodes and one for unwatched episodes.

Obviously I can simply add the root folder of each location to a series library. What I would prefer to do is have a sub-library within Series for each series, for example:

Series \ Lost

Lost (Unwatched series)
Episode 3
Episode 4

Lost (Watched series)
Episode 1
Episode 2

Is there a way to achieve this, or something approximating this (without having a full library for each series)?

P.S. I've read the other topic, but I was wondering if there was a possible workaround for this specific need. More out of hope than anything else. ;)

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Sure this is a duplicate. Found it - superuser.com/questions/91560/… – ChrisF Feb 24 '10 at 21:54
@ChrisF et al: agree it's a dupe, but that dupe is a horrible question; i'd suggest closing that one and keeping this one. – quack quixote Feb 24 '10 at 22:23
Yup, I realise I duplicated the other question, but I was hoping that there was something overlooked in that one, since the question was rather unspecific. In any case, I suppose I will just have to use the adding each folder workaround. – dr_draik Feb 25 '10 at 10:22
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The best I have achieved is by adding the serie's directories one by one and grouping them by folders.

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Additional tips: to group them in one disk/directory (without library) you could use junctions (command prompt mklink /j ...)

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That looks like the best solution to me - thanks! Obviously sub-libraries would have been optimal, but this'll do the trick. – dr_draik Feb 25 '10 at 10:20
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