FRAME TV : Feature Request : My Photo Folders

[AdrianUK]

I have a FrameTV and it's lovely to show my family photos and others downloaded off the Internet. The only thing missing is the ability to sort photos in to folders/albums or extend the favourite system to allow tagging of photos with a custom tag. 

If this was possible then you could start a sideshow from a folder/tag and hence control what you wanted to display - i.e. StarWars day (May 4th), American Independence day (July 4th), etc

It would also allow a bit of photo management on the TV to group photos together. 

Thanks

[Carramba]

This seems like a simple and great feature. Please add!

[BillyB1]

SAMSUNG PEOPLE...Please Listen to all these people...I add my voice.    For everyone of us there are probably 10 more people who have this need and are frustrated or not interested in digging through the web to find solutions.  PLEASE update your software as described by people above!!!!

[mhodge]

Brilliant concept, poorly executed. 
I made my purchase decision (10/22) after seeing the Frame at a friends house. I loved the image quality and that it afforded the possibility to make art & personal images the focal point of the room. Never did I dream the functioning for personal images would be so limited and antiquated. PLEASE enable sub-folders in “My Artwork” folder. Until that is developed I will be reluctant to recommend the Frame to anyone who inquires. 

[MiamiJa]

First, it's clear Samsung isn't reading user feedback considering this is years old already.
Secondly, this is an important feature because if you erase the pictures ( which you spent HOURS picking Matts and colors ) when you put the pictures back, all those settings are gone.

So this means you have a choice, play everything which we don't always want, or redo things.

Also no way to save those settings, NOT a very smart way to do things, considering just how technical Samsung is as a company!

[JamieS79]

Seriously Samsung!  This is so lame. I need to run an appletv on my smart Samsung frame in order to have any decent control over photo display. The user experience has been abysmal for such a promising piece of equipment