(2022-01-16, 18:20)andrzejls Wrote: I found some interesting thing in Settings-->Media(files and Library)-->Library-->Videos-->Movies-->Change Content. In The Movie Database Python settings make sure that you ADD SPACE character in "Certification Prefix" Rated. If there is NO space after word "Rated" then when you reload Movie info you will loose Ratings icon due to the fact that now in the MyVideos119 Database "movie" table rating is listed as (just rating example) RatedPG-13 (notice no space between Rated and PG) and not as Rated PG-13. I also changed Default rating from to IMDB. This fixed on of the issues I was having. with "movie" database table. 
For TV_Shows Content I changed to THE TVDB (NEW) as Information provider which gave me proper info once I reloaded each TV_Show. One thing I learned there is that when you "reload" TV_Show select "NO" for episodes info and "YES" for show itself.

(2022-01-16, 19:38)Angelinas Wrote:

(2022-01-16, 18:20)andrzejls Wrote: I found some interesting thing in Settings-->Media(files and Library)-->Library-->Videos-->Movies-->Change Content. In The Movie Database Python settings make sure that you ADD SPACE character in "Certification Prefix" Rated. If there is NO space after word "Rated" then when you reload Movie info you will loose Ratings icon due to the fact that now in the MyVideos119 Database "movie" table rating is listed as (just rating example) RatedPG-13 (notice no space between Rated and PG) and not as Rated PG-13. I also changed Default rating from to IMDB. This fixed on of the issues I was having. with "movie" database table. 
For TV_Shows Content I changed to THE TVDB (NEW) as Information provider which gave me proper info once I reloaded each TV_Show. One thing I learned there is that when you "reload" TV_Show select "NO" for episodes info and "YES" for show itself.

You change something....
always was, default="Rated " with "space"
https://github.com/xbmc/metadata.themoviedb.org.python/blob/master/resources/settings.xml#L11

(2022-01-16, 21:33)Shredder_guitar Wrote: The way i understand it...this is due to fandango (RT Owner) legality issues which is consequently disallowing api calls to RT Ratings (in a nutshell) from what i read on the OMDB git hub, The RT values that are being pulled in from OMDB source for RT arn't actually coming from RT, they're coming from workaround sources like wikipedia....you're welcome to keep trying though.

(2022-01-14, 11:38)Jumpy73 Wrote: Hi @latts9923,
I would have 2 points for you 

1) I downloaded the "Colored Media Icons v0.1.9" .zip file from the first page, then I directly tried to install it from Kodi Settings/Add-Ons/Install from zip file but it doesn't work. How did you think it should be used for installation?

2) I tried to follow the naming convention suggested by you 

(2022-01-03, 15:52)latts9923 Wrote: @Jumpy73
Here's a listing of all the media filename extensions you can use...

Media type

• 3dbd or 3d = 3d Bluray icon
  
• 4k = 4K icon
  
• bluray or blu-ray or bdrip= Bluray icon
  
• web = WebTV icon
  
• hdtv = HDTV icon
  
• dvd = DVD icon
  

Videocodec

• appletvplus = AppleTV+ icon
  
• disneyplus = Disney+ icon
  
• hbomax= HBO Max icon
  
• hulu = Hulu icon
  
• netflix = Netflix icon
  
• prime = Amazon Prime Video icon
  

SDR/HDR

• Nothing specified = SDR icon
  
• hdr or -hdr = HDR icon
  
• hdr2 or hdr10 or -hdr2 = HDR10+ icon
  
• dv or -dv = Dolby Vision icon
  

Bit depth

• Nothing specified = 8-bit icon
  
• 10bit or -10bit = 10-bit icon
  
• 12bit or -12bit or -hdr2 = 12-bit icon
  
• dv or -dv = Dolby Vision icon
  

Resolution

• Nothing specified = Resolution of the video icon
  
• imax = IMAX icon
  
• 2160p = 4K icon
  

I had these results in media bar:

1. Media type: no good results except the files in 4K --> Media type icon still remains empty. For 4K file the Media type and Resolution icons are displayed accordingly
   
2. SDR/HDR: no good results --> SDR icon is always displayed disregarding the extension I used into the file name
   
3. Bit depth: no good results --> 8bits icon is always displayed, disregarding the extension I used into the file name
   

What is it wrong? Have I misunderstood your suggestion?
Please find here a screenshot where you can find the file naming convention I applied to some movies for testing purposes

Thanks in advance

(2022-01-16, 22:53)Jumpy73 Wrote:

(2022-01-14, 11:38)Jumpy73 Wrote: Hi @latts9923,
I would have 2 points for you 

1) I downloaded the "Colored Media Icons v0.1.9" .zip file from the first page, then I directly tried to install it from Kodi Settings/Add-Ons/Install from zip file but it doesn't work. How did you think it should be used for installation?

2) I tried to follow the naming convention suggested by you 

(2022-01-03, 15:52)latts9923 Wrote: @Jumpy73
Here's a listing of all the media filename extensions you can use...

Media type

• 3dbd or 3d = 3d Bluray icon
  
• 4k = 4K icon
  
• bluray or blu-ray or bdrip= Bluray icon
  
• web = WebTV icon
  
• hdtv = HDTV icon
  
• dvd = DVD icon
  

Videocodec

• appletvplus = AppleTV+ icon
  
• disneyplus = Disney+ icon
  
• hbomax= HBO Max icon
  
• hulu = Hulu icon
  
• netflix = Netflix icon
  
• prime = Amazon Prime Video icon
  

SDR/HDR

• Nothing specified = SDR icon
  
• hdr or -hdr = HDR icon
  
• hdr2 or hdr10 or -hdr2 = HDR10+ icon
  
• dv or -dv = Dolby Vision icon
  

Bit depth

• Nothing specified = 8-bit icon
  
• 10bit or -10bit = 10-bit icon
  
• 12bit or -12bit or -hdr2 = 12-bit icon
  
• dv or -dv = Dolby Vision icon
  

Resolution

• Nothing specified = Resolution of the video icon
  
• imax = IMAX icon
  
• 2160p = 4K icon
  

I had these results in media bar:

1. Media type: no good results except the files in 4K --> Media type icon still remains empty. For 4K file the Media type and Resolution icons are displayed accordingly
   
2. SDR/HDR: no good results --> SDR icon is always displayed disregarding the extension I used into the file name
   
3. Bit depth: no good results --> 8bits icon is always displayed, disregarding the extension I used into the file name
   

What is it wrong? Have I misunderstood your suggestion?
Please find here a screenshot where you can find the file naming convention I applied to some movies for testing purposes

Thanks in advance

Hi @latts9923 
 - where are HDR and bit depth icons stored locally? Even if files loaded into kodi library have the right extensions in file name, no HDR10/HDR10+ icons for SDR/HDR and 12bits icon for Bit Depth are displayed in the media bar
 - where do I have to copy the cc.png, flag_audio.png, flag_subtitle.png etc... image files included into resource.images.mediaicons.coloured-0.1.9.zip file?
Do the image files included into the different directories of resource.images.mediaicons.coloured-0.1.9.zip file have to be copied manually into the corresponding resource.images... directory previously installed?

Thanks and regards

(2022-01-16, 21:33)Shredder_guitar Wrote: The way i understand it...this is due to fandango (RT Owner) legality issues which is consequently disallowing api calls to RT Ratings (in a nutshell) from what i read on the OMDB git hub, The RT values that are being pulled in from OMDB source for RT arn't actually coming from RT, they're coming from workaround sources like wikipedia....you're welcome to keep trying though.

(2022-01-14, 18:31)latts9923 Wrote:

UPDATE #17 - This will update the skin to v1.0.1.7

Additions

• I added the "Premiered" field back to Music Videos for Video Info. The audio/subtitle flags will slide up/down depending on whether or not the Premiered info is available. Thanks to _Mike_ for the request!
  
• I added the option to switch between Basic/Detailed view for TV Shows while viewing Video Info...similar to Movies. This will display the following ratings from your TV Show NFO...imdb, metacritic, themoviedb, tomatometerallaudience, tomatometerallcritics, and tvdb. If you are missing info for a certain rating, it will display like the second image below. If you notice any problems please let me know. Thanks to Shredder_guitar for the request!
  Ratings from TV Show NFO
  
  
  Missing ratings
  
  

Bug fixes

• I fixed a problem with Layout 6 of the Music Viz screen where you were unable to turn off the Similar Artist, Albums, or Banner with their respective buttons. Thanks to wags1 for reporting the bug!
  
• The plot for Music Videos was not displaying in Video Info. Thanks to _Mike_ for reporting the bug!
  
• The genre fanart was not working for Movies/TV Shows. Thanks to MB1968 for reporting the bug!
  

Maintenance

• I adjusted the position of the watched flag for widgets. Thanks to Idefix-hh for reporting this!
  
• I adjusted the size of the character poster for the Video Info screen.
  
• The weather/time info at the top of Layout 3D for Music Viz will now slide to the left corner if the animated lyrics are enabled. Thanks to Shredder_guitar for the request!
  

(2022-01-17, 00:26)andrzejls Wrote:

(2022-01-16, 22:53)Jumpy73 Wrote:

(2022-01-14, 11:38)Jumpy73 Wrote: Hi @latts9923,
I would have 2 points for you 

1) I downloaded the "Colored Media Icons v0.1.9" .zip file from the first page, then I directly tried to install it from Kodi Settings/Add-Ons/Install from zip file but it doesn't work. How did you think it should be used for installation?

2) I tried to follow the naming convention suggested by you 

I had these results in media bar:

1. Media type: no good results except the files in 4K --> Media type icon still remains empty. For 4K file the Media type and Resolution icons are displayed accordingly
   
2. SDR/HDR: no good results --> SDR icon is always displayed disregarding the extension I used into the file name
   
3. Bit depth: no good results --> 8bits icon is always displayed, disregarding the extension I used into the file name
   

What is it wrong? Have I misunderstood your suggestion?
Please find here a screenshot where you can find the file naming convention I applied to some movies for testing purposes

Thanks in advance

Hi @latts9923 
 - where are HDR and bit depth icons stored locally? Even if files loaded into kodi library have the right extensions in file name, no HDR10/HDR10+ icons for SDR/HDR and 12bits icon for Bit Depth are displayed in the media bar
 - where do I have to copy the cc.png, flag_audio.png, flag_subtitle.png etc... image files included into resource.images.mediaicons.coloured-0.1.9.zip file?
Do the image files included into the different directories of resource.images.mediaicons.coloured-0.1.9.zip file have to be copied manually into the corresponding resource.images... directory previously installed?

Thanks and regards

Jumpy73 
File names that you are showing on your screenshots will not work. First you have to check what format/resolution is your movie. Use VLC, open movie, in VLC Tools Menu "Codec Information"
- If it shows 3840 x 2160 or something near these numbers, it is 4K. If lists 10bit, is 10bit, if does not call HDR then it it isnot.
Name the movie as follows: movie name.4k.mkv or whatever format you have. If HDR: movie name.HDR.4K.mkv

-If it shows 1920 x 1080 or something near these numbers, it is BDRip.
Name the movie as follows: movie name.BDRip.mkv or whatever format you have (avi for example).

-If it shows 1280 x 740 or romething near these nimbers, it is HDTV
Name the movie as follows: movie name.HDTV.mkv or whatever format you have (avi for example)

-If it shows 740 x 480 or something near these numbers, it is DVD
Name the movie as follows: movie name.DVD.mkv or whatever format you have (avi for example)

Follow this syntax exactly, no spaces and no brackets.

In order to see this change you have to update library. UP arrow on your remote until you see COLLECTION/CHANGE VIEW drop down menu. Scroll to "UPDATE LIBRARY" and select. You will still see 2 the same movies. Go to Kodi Settings and select "MEDIA FILES AND LIBRARY", go to the right and scroll down to "CLEAN LIBRARY" and select. When is finished go back to your movies and you should see movie that you just modified name with new icons.

(2022-01-17, 14:17)latts9923 Wrote: @Jumpy73
The default icons are part of the skin's Textures file. The color icons are part of the resource.images.extras.color Add-on.

Here's how I name my 4K movies...Movie(Year).bluray.4k.hdr.10bit.

You don't have to copy any images from the Metadata zip file. When you install updates to Mediaicons from my repo, all the images are included.

(2022-01-18, 14:31)latts9923 Wrote: @Jumpy73
I fixed the link to the Colored Media Icons. Thanks for letting me know! Can you not access the link to the Aeon MQ Skinthemes?