[brochild]

Is it possible to manually enter the missing data for ISO files?

Yes, just like I described in that post I linked to. Are you familiar with NFO files?

Yes, I am familiar with NFO files.
I will take a look at the post.
Thanks a lot

[brochild]

OK the suggestion was to create an nfo file with <fileinfo>
I am not sure what exactly that I need to add.
Seems to be issue with ISO format or BDMV & Certificates folders.
I'll keep digging and am sure to figure it out.

Thanks for your help

[Karellen]

I am not sure what exactly that I need to add.

Here, this is from one of my bluray movies. I don't know what audio codec you are using, but assuming dts master audio. If it is something else, let me know and I will give you the correct code. Also change the <durationinseconds> to the correct seconds for your movie.

If you don't know how it all fits togethar in an nfo file, expand the example file here or let me know... https://kodi.wiki/view/NFO_files/Movies#Sample_nfo

xml:


    <fileinfo>

        <streamdetails>

            <video>

                <codec>h264</codec>

                <aspect>1.777778</aspect>

                <width>1920</width>

                <height>1080</height>

                <durationinseconds>6954</durationinseconds>

                <stereomode></stereomode>

            </video>

            <audio>

                <codec>dtshd_ma</codec>

                <language>eng</language>

                <channels>6</channels>

            </audio>

            <audio>

                <codec>ac3</codec>

                <language>eng</language>

                <channels>6</channels>

            </audio>

            <subtitle>

                <language>eng</language>

            </subtitle>

        </streamdetails>

    </fileinfo>

[brochild]

I tried and its not working yet
After making the changes to the .nfo file, and naming the file EXACTLY the same as the name of the Movie's folder, still it does not work.
In this case the folder contains the BDMV and Certificate folders.
Tring now with one of my many ISO files.

PS
This is the content of the .nfo file:
<fileinfo>
    <streamdetails>
        <video>
            <codec>h264</codec>
            <aspect>1.777778</aspect>
            <width>3840</width>
            <height>2160</height>
            <durationinseconds>6240</durationinseconds>
            <stereomode></stereomode>
        </video>
        <audio>
            <codec>dtshd_ma</codec>
            <language>eng</language>
            <channels>6</channels>
        </audio>
        <audio>
            <codec>ac3</codec>
            <language>eng</language>
            <channels>6</channels>
        </audio>
        <subtitle>
            <language>eng</language>
        </subtitle>
    </streamdetails>
 </fileinfo>

Still I thank you for the help.

[brochild]

I take it all back
By appending the information to the original .nfo file created by myMovies, its working
I cannot thanks you enough brother
Thanks

[brochild]

Spoke too soon
How do I get the HVEC h.265 logo as well?
Its the only thing missing, it currently shows as "DVD"

[Karellen]

nfo files are located as shown in section 2 here... https://kodi.wiki/view/NFO_files/Movies#...d_Location

For ISO files, you would treat them the same as the Single Movie Files.

How do I get the HVEC h.265 logo as well?

<codec>hevc</codec>

[brochild]

That is definitely not working
I tried 2 video entries like below:

       <video>
            <codec>h264</codec>
            <aspect>1.777778</aspect>
            <width>3840</width>
            <height>2160</height>
            <durationinseconds>6240</durationinseconds>
            <stereomode></stereomode>
        </video>
        <video>
          <codec>hevc</codec>
        </video>

[Karellen]

Post the contents of the whole nfo file at Kodi Paste Site. I can't tell if what you have given me is just a bad copy or you have got it wrong.

Provide a screenshot of the movie folder so I can see the contents and how the nfo is saved in relation to the other files.

Might also need a Debug Log which captures you scanning the movie.

Also what are you doing to try to load the new info?

[brochild]

After editing the .nfo file, I refresh from the information.
So far so good for both ISO format (single file) and Blueray format (multiple folders)

It's working great except some of the ISO format (singe file)  shows up as a "DVD" logo, and the  Blueray format (Multiple folders) show up as "Blueray" logo.
I was trying to get the "HVEC h.265" logon to display instead of the "DVD" or "Blueray" logo

[brochild]

I forgot to post the complete fileinfo section

xml:
<fileinfo>

    <streamdetails>

        <video>

            <codec>h264</codec>

            <aspect>1.777778</aspect>

            <width>3840</width>

            <height>2160</height>

            <durationinseconds>6240</durationinseconds>

            <stereomode></stereomode>

        </video>

        <video>

          <codec>hevc</codec>

        </video>

        <audio>

            <codec>dtshd_ma</codec>

            <language>eng</language>

            <channels>6</channels>

        </audio>

        <audio>

            <codec>ac3</codec>

            <language>eng</language>

            <channels>6</channels>

        </audio>

        <subtitle>

            <language>eng</language>

        </subtitle>

    </streamdetails>

 </fileinfo>

[brochild]

Here's the link so you can visually see what I'm trying to explain
https://www.dropbox.com/s/lo30ojbhr9znec...p.rar?dl=0
DVD.png shows how the single file ISO format shows up as
Blueray.png - shows how the multiple files format displays as
Perfect.png - shows the desired look for both (single for ISO file and multiple folders for bluerays)

[Karellen]

That code you posted is a bit of a mess. Why do you have two <video> sections? You can only have one.

[brochild]

I tried it both ways with the same exact result:

<fileinfo>
    <streamdetails>
        <video>
            <codec>h264</codec>
            <codec>hevc</codec>
            <aspect>1.777778</aspect>
            <width>3840</width>
            <height>2160</height>
            <durationinseconds>6240</durationinseconds>
            <stereomode></stereomode>
        </video>
        <audio>
            <codec>dtshd_ma</codec>
            <language>eng</language>
            <channels>6</channels>
        </audio>
        <audio>
            <codec>ac3</codec>
            <language>eng</language>
            <channels>6</channels>
        </audio>
        <subtitle>
            <language>eng</language>
        </subtitle>
    </streamdetails>
 </fileinfo>

and also reersed the codec info
<fileinfo>
    <streamdetails>
        <video>
            <codec>hevc</codec>
             <codec>h264</codec>
            <aspect>1.777778</aspect>
            <width>3840</width>
            <height>2160</height>
            <durationinseconds>6240</durationinseconds>
            <stereomode></stereomode>
        </video>
        <audio>
            <codec>dtshd_ma</codec>
            <language>eng</language>
            <channels>6</channels>
        </audio>
        <audio>
            <codec>ac3</codec>
            <language>eng</language>
            <channels>6</channels>
        </audio>
        <subtitle>
            <language>eng</language>
        </subtitle>
    </streamdetails>
 </fileinfo>

[Karellen]

No, you cannot have two video codecs. How can you have a video that is both hevc and h264. It is one or the other.

AVC = h264
HEVC = h265