Hey everyone! I’ve recently been diving into Google TV’s Ambient Mode, and it’s been a fascinating journey. I decided to create a dedicated folder named ‘TV’ in Google Photos, containing over 300 photos specifically for my TV’s ambient display. However, I noticed that the Google Home app wasn’t recognizing this folder for the slideshow feature—it only showed ‘Recent Highlights.’ This was a bit puzzling, especially since I curated the folder to avoid random screenshots or selfies appearing on my TV.After some research, I discovered that storage might be an issue. My Google storage was full, which likely prevented the app from accessing the ‘TV’ folder. I had inadvertently granted Google access to all my photos, which wasn’t ideal. To resolve this, I had to delete a significant number of photos or opt for more storage space. I chose the latter, as deleting photos from my iPhone wasn’t an option.I also noticed that the ‘Recent Highlights’ option sometimes displayed photos in a split-screen format, which wasn’t what I wanted. To work around this, I started organizing my photos more meticulously, ensuring that the slideshow experience was seamless. I found that categorizing photos into smaller, specific folders helped the app recognize them more effectively.If you’re also exploring Ambient Mode, here are a few tips:- Keep your Google Photos storage organized to avoid any issues.- Experiment with smaller, curated folders for better control over your slideshow.- Don’t hesitate to adjust your storage settings or delete unnecessary photos to free up space.It’s been a learning curve, but I’m thrilled with how Ambient Mode enhances my TV experience. I’d love to hear how others have mastered this feature or if you have any additional tips to share!