IPad Shared Videos Cover Wrong

I have several movies that I access for my iPad2 using Home Sharing. On the iPad, when you pull up your shared movies, you only see the cover art, then once you select a movie, it opens a preview page with information about the video and then you can select to watch it Recently I noticed that e iPad is loading up the wrong cover art for the movies. They appear in random order on the main screen and then once you select one, a different movie preview comes up (the files are in alphabetical order, but the covers are random) with the correct art for that movie. This only happens on the iPad2. It works fine on an iPhone 3GS (5.0.1), iPhone4 (5.0), and AppleTv (5.0.4099). Please help! Is there a setting that needs to be changed on the iPad??????

Thanks for the post, this worked for me.
Please note: I logged out of Home Sharing on the iPad2 and logged back in. Note sure if you were implying iTunes home sharing or iPad2. iPad2 Screen --- /Settings/Videos - Home Sharing Appled ID:
Strange this issue only related to iPad2, that would indicated hardware is the issue not the iOS
I'm was also having problem at the end of a video, the iPad2 wouldn't go back to the show listing screen, nor would the on screen controls become availalbe again. I would have to hit the home button, then double tap the home button, and kill the "Video app" in order to restart it. I'll have to see if that fixes it.

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