(2021-07-02, 07:59)pfp-az Wrote:

(2021-07-02, 05:47)craigr Wrote:

(2021-07-02, 05:43)pfp-az Wrote: Try refreshing on the movie details page.

I'll go try it.

I wonder what would happen if this were coded in the opposite order?

Quote:<value condition="String.Contains(ListItem.FileNameAndPath,1.0)">1</value>
<value condition="String.Contains(ListItem.FileNameAndPath,2.0)">2</value>
<value condition="String.Contains(ListItem.FileNameAndPath,2.1)">3</value>
<value condition="String.Contains(ListItem.FileNameAndPath,4.0)">4</value>
<value condition="String.Contains(ListItem.FileNameAndPath,4.1)">5</value>
<value condition="String.Contains(ListItem.FileNameAndPath,5.1)">6</value>
<value condition="String.Contains(ListItem.FileNameAndPath,6.1)">7</value>
<value condition="String.Contains(ListItem.FileNameAndPath,7.1)">8</value>

I suspect this would get you the results you are expecting but would not resolve the issue of why it was being identified as 2.0 when in this order.

Also what version of Kodi are you on? 19.1?

(2021-07-02, 06:12)pfp-az Wrote: The differences you are noticing is expected.
On 1.26.6 the shift view only took audio codec and audio channels from the metadata but the movie details preferred the file name for both.
On 1.26.7 the shift view was changed to prefer both these values from the file name too.
What will be 1.26.8 fixes a problem with identifying DTS-X.

I need to figure out why the file name is making it see 2.0.

(2021-07-02, 14:10)craigr Wrote:

(2021-07-02, 06:12)pfp-az Wrote: The differences you are noticing is expected.
On 1.26.6 the shift view only took audio codec and audio channels from the metadata but the movie details preferred the file name for both.
On 1.26.7 the shift view was changed to prefer both these values from the file name too.
What will be 1.26.8 fixes a problem with identifying DTS-X.

I need to figure out why the file name is making it see 2.0.

Sorry about that.  You've told me this like three different ways now.  I don't know why my mind keeps going there.

Best,
craigr

1. Create a new folder with any name, I used Kodi Test
   
2. Create another new folder inside the one above and name it The Bourne Supremacy (2004)  Copy and paste from this from here.
   
3. Create a new file blank test file in the above folder.
   
4. Rename the file to The.Bourne.Supremacy.2004.UHD.BluRay.2160p.DTS-X.7.1.HEVC.REMUX-MyRIP.mkv  Copy and paste from this from here.
   
5. In kodi add a new video source using the folder created in step 1.  Set the content to Movie and Local information only and save
   
6. Browse this folder with the infowall view and select the file made in step 4.
   

(2021-07-02, 15:21)pfp-az Wrote:

(2021-07-02, 14:10)craigr Wrote:

(2021-07-02, 06:12)pfp-az Wrote: The differences you are noticing is expected.
On 1.26.6 the shift view only took audio codec and audio channels from the metadata but the movie details preferred the file name for both.
On 1.26.7 the shift view was changed to prefer both these values from the file name too.
What will be 1.26.8 fixes a problem with identifying DTS-X.

I need to figure out why the file name is making it see 2.0.

Sorry about that.  You've told me this like three different ways now.  I don't know why my mind keeps going there.

Best,
craigr

Could you try the same test I did here.

1. Create a new folder with any name, I used Kodi Test
   
2. Create another new folder inside the one above and name it The Bourne Supremacy (2004)  Copy and paste from this from here.
   
3. Create a new file blank test file in the above folder.
   
4. Rename the file to The.Bourne.Supremacy.2004.UHD.BluRay.2160p.DTS-X.7.1.HEVC.REMUX-MyRIP.mkv  Copy and paste from this from here.
   
5. In kodi add a new video source using the folder created in step 1.  Set the content to Movie and Local information only and save
   
6. Browse this folder with the infowall view and select the file made in step 4.
   

What icons do you get?

(2021-07-02, 15:21)pfp-az Wrote:

(2021-07-02, 14:10)craigr Wrote:

(2021-07-02, 06:12)pfp-az Wrote: The differences you are noticing is expected.
On 1.26.6 the shift view only took audio codec and audio channels from the metadata but the movie details preferred the file name for both.
On 1.26.7 the shift view was changed to prefer both these values from the file name too.
What will be 1.26.8 fixes a problem with identifying DTS-X.

I need to figure out why the file name is making it see 2.0.

Sorry about that.  You've told me this like three different ways now.  I don't know why my mind keeps going there.

Best,
craigr

Could you try the same test I did here.

1. Create a new folder with any name, I used Kodi Test
   
2. Create another new folder inside the one above and name it The Bourne Supremacy (2004)  Copy and paste from this from here.
   
3. Create a new file blank test file in the above folder.
   
4. Rename the file to The.Bourne.Supremacy.2004.UHD.BluRay.2160p.DTS-X.7.1.HEVC.REMUX-MyRIP.mkv  Copy and paste from this from here.
   
5. In kodi add a new video source using the folder created in step 1.  Set the content to Movie and Local information only and save
   
6. Browse this folder with the infowall view and select the file made in step 4.
   

What icons do you get?

(2021-07-02, 15:21)pfp-az Wrote:

(2021-07-02, 14:10)craigr Wrote:

(2021-07-02, 06:12)pfp-az Wrote: The differences you are noticing is expected.
On 1.26.6 the shift view only took audio codec and audio channels from the metadata but the movie details preferred the file name for both.
On 1.26.7 the shift view was changed to prefer both these values from the file name too.
What will be 1.26.8 fixes a problem with identifying DTS-X.

I need to figure out why the file name is making it see 2.0.

Sorry about that.  You've told me this like three different ways now.  I don't know why my mind keeps going there.

Best,
craigr

Could you try the same test I did here.

1. Create a new folder with any name, I used Kodi Test
   
2. Create another new folder inside the one above and name it The Bourne Supremacy (2004)  Copy and paste from this from here.
   
3. Create a new file blank test file in the above folder.
   
4. Rename the file to The.Bourne.Supremacy.2004.UHD.BluRay.2160p.DTS-X.7.1.HEVC.REMUX-MyRIP.mkv  Copy and paste from this from here.
   
5. In kodi add a new video source using the folder created in step 1.  Set the content to Movie and Local information only and save
   
6. Browse this folder with the infowall view and select the file made in step 4.
   

What icons do you get?

(2021-07-02, 16:47)craigr Wrote:

(2021-07-02, 15:21)pfp-az Wrote:

(2021-07-02, 14:10)craigr Wrote: Sorry about that.  You've told me this like three different ways now.  I don't know why my mind keeps going there.

Best,
craigr

Could you try the same test I did here.

1. Create a new folder with any name, I used Kodi Test
   
2. Create another new folder inside the one above and name it The Bourne Supremacy (2004)  Copy and paste from this from here.
   
3. Create a new file blank test file in the above folder.
   
4. Rename the file to The.Bourne.Supremacy.2004.UHD.BluRay.2160p.DTS-X.7.1.HEVC.REMUX-MyRIP.mkv  Copy and paste from this from here.
   
5. In kodi add a new video source using the folder created in step 1.  Set the content to Movie and Local information only and save
   
6. Browse this folder with the infowall view and select the file made in step 4.
   

What icons do you get?

Also just noticed that I am not getting the codec info...

(2021-07-02, 17:06)Klojum Wrote: @craigr @pfp-az (and possibly others)

This is just a simple reminder that you guys are today's least favorite forum users for us moderators, all because the term 'Supremacy' is triggering our piracy filters _every time_ you people are mentioning or quoting that darn Bourne movie...

Don't worry, we are not mad. Just slightly annoyed at the overactive filters, hehe. Please use different movie titles next time you have generic video problems, okay?

(2021-07-02, 04:16)pfp-az Wrote: ListItem.AudioChannels is what comes from the scraper and this is used if a match os not found in the name. 

(2021-07-02, 19:22)black_eagle Wrote:

(2021-07-02, 04:16)pfp-az Wrote: ListItem.AudioChannels is what comes from the scraper and this is used if a match os not found in the name. 

Just FYI, this has nothing to do with any scraper but is obtained via the background loader which probes each file in turn for video/audio details.  If a file happens to have multiple audio streams, you can use ListItem.Property(AudioChannels.[n]) & ListItem.Property(AudioCodec.[n]) where n is the number of the stream, starting from zero.  With some visibility conditions, you can show all the audio streams for a file together with all the audio codecs without having to resort to parsing things out of the file name.

This is much more accurate really than depending upon file naming as it accurately reflects what is actually contained in the file and can show the correct details for a file containing multiple audio streams.  Just though I would point that out in case people weren't aware.