[piotreczek84]

[font][font]I'm using Kodi over Android on Nvidia Shield. Unfortunately, I have to manually enter in the nfo file that my movie has Dolby Atmos, DTS X sound. These data are not directly extracted from the scraper. I use Media Companion for scraping. Is it possible that it's not fetching Dolby Atmos, DTS X, or whether it's English, for example, because my movies are 1:1 blu ray 4K with file structure and directories, not BD ISO 4K? The video files are stored in m2ts.[/font][/font]

[Hitcher]

Dolby Atmos, DTS X sound

Neither are detected Kodi.

code:
ListItem.AudioCodec

Shows the audio codec of the currently selected video

(common values: aac, ac3, cook, dca, dtshd_hra, dtshd_ma, eac3, mp1, mp2, mp3, pcm_s16be, pcm_s16le, pcm_u8, truehd, vorbis, wmapro, wmav2)

[piotreczek84]

Maybe I didn't explain myself clearly. I'm using the Aeon Nox skin: Silvo. If kodi doesn't detect any data. How can I fill in the missing information. I'm having trouble setting a DTS:X icon to one video. How can I get it?

[Hitcher]

Looks like you need to add them to the file name for this skin -

xml:
	<variable name="AudioCodecFlagVar">

		<value condition="String.Contains(ListItem.Filename,atmos)">atmos.png</value>

		<value condition="String.Contains(ListItem.Filename,dtsx) | String.Contains(ListItem.Filename,dts-x)">dtsx.png</value>

		<value>$INFO[ListItem.AudioCodec,,.png]</value>

	</variable>

https://github.com/MikeSiLVO/Aeon-Nox-Si...s.xml#L485

[piotreczek84]

@piotreczek84 this is an English only forum

I understand that I need to make these corrections to the xlm file. Where can I find this file? For the record, I have Kodi for Android installed on my Nvdia Shield. Or should I type these codes directly into the NFO file in the movie folder?

  I wanted to add more. If in the nfo file in the folder where the video is located, I will enter "<hdrtype>dolbyvision</hdrtype>" or "<codec>atmos</codec>". This causes my Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos icons to display correctly. The problem only occurs with a video that contains audio: DTS X. If I type in the "<codec>dts_x</codec>" tag, I don't see any sound icon in Kodi. However, in the scraper in the "Media Companion" program, it is displayed correctly, i.e. DTS X.

[Hitcher]

No, you misunderstood me. You need to add those tags to the video files name if you want them to show up in the skin.

eg Barbie (2023) [atmos].mkv

[piotreczek84]

What if I have a folder with a 4K Blu-ray file structure. Where should I add these tags then? To the folder? I know that when I changed some data in the nfo file, there was a change. As for the tags for "Dolby Vision", "Dolby Atmos", but it just didn't work with "DTS:X". In addition, I noticed that I have a lot of gaps with tags regarding the age category of a given movie. How can I correct these tags so that it displays age categories correctly? (some video descriptions correctly show me age rating tags)

[Hitcher]

What if I have a folder with a 4K Blu-ray file structure.

Unlikely you can display them then.

[piotreczek84]

Unfortunately, the problem is only on the Aeon Nox: Silvo skin. If I run the Aeon MQ 9 skin and add the name "dtsx" to the folder, it shows me the DTS X icon correctly. Is there any solution for this? I will also check to be sure if the file with the mkv container displays DTS X if I add it directly to the name of the movie file.

[piotreczek84]

As for the Aeon Nox: Silvo skin, if I add "dtsx" in the mkv file, then it correctly displays information about the movie containing ctm dts:x. Unfortunately, with a container other than mkv, this does not work. Does anyone see how to solve this problem? (The weirdest thing about this is that with the Aeon MQ 9 skin, it works fine.) I like the Aeon Nox: Silvo version of the skin better. Do you see any solution to this problem of mine?