(2019-03-20, 23:49)Powerhouse Wrote:

(2019-03-20, 15:52)DaVu Wrote: @Wanilton 

(2019-03-20, 14:47)DaVu Wrote: I saved local art in the following naming conventions:

- disc.jpg
- discart.jpg
- disc.png
- discart.png
- <moviename>-disc.jpg
- <moviename>-discart.jpg
- <moviename>-disc.png
- <moviename>-discart.png

(2019-03-20, 15:46)Wanilton Wrote: Rename to discart.png only and check if work.

I tried already and it doesn't


There isn't anything documented at the wiki in regard of the naming conventions for discart:

https://kodi.wiki/view/Movie_artwork#Movie_.22discart.22   

 Are you talking Movies, or Music? For Movies, it was disc.png. For Music it was cdart.png (from the CDArt add-on). This has been changed to discart.png (from a collaboration between DaveBlake and the creator of Artwork Beef).  Although not specifically listed in the wiki (you can infer from all the other artwork names), the Movies disc.png has also changed to discart.png as well.

You might have to refresh your Movie library after adding the correct discart.png file, and if that doesn't work, run Artwork Beef on your system, and see if that triggers Aeon MQ8 to display the discart.png files.

On my Shield TV, I've noticed that there is a default (blank) discart.png shown, but after a bit (10-20 seconds), the discart.png in the Movie (or Music) folder will replaced the blank one. Not sure why there is a delay, but it seems to take effect when the fanart changes in the background.

Hope this helps. 

(2019-03-21, 00:42)se2k Wrote: 2) When playing music full screen with a visualizer, is there a way to make song info disappear after a set period of time (like 5 seconds)?  I have Milkdrop 2 as my visualization and would like it to display without any song/media info.  I'd like the song info to appear for a few seconds (when a new song starts), but then disappear afterwards so the visualization can be enjoyed without anything else on the screen.  Is there a setting to do this?

(2019-03-21, 15:38)jasn Wrote:

(2019-03-21, 00:42)se2k Wrote: 2) When playing music full screen with a visualizer, is there a way to make song info disappear after a set period of time (like 5 seconds)?  I have Milkdrop 2 as my visualization and would like it to display without any song/media info.  I'd like the song info to appear for a few seconds (when a new song starts), but then disappear afterwards so the visualization can be enjoyed without anything else on the screen.  Is there a setting to do this?

@se2k, if you are up for it you can modify the "musicvisualization.xml" file (in xml folder) using the instructions listed here:Music Furniture Fade-Out.  Pressing the "i" key or "Info" remote button will also turn the furniture on and off.  This feature will only work if you have a visualization active otherwise the furniture will stay on constantly.

@Wanilton , perhaps you might consider adding this to the skin? 

Quote:<onfocus condition="[String.IsEmpty(Container(9000).ListItem.Property(widgets)) | String.IsEmpty(Container(510).ListItem(1).Label)] + !Skin.HasSetting(kiosksmart)">ActivateWindow(1171)</onfocus>

xml:


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<window>

    <!-- Aeon MQ 8 -->

    <defaultcontrol>23</defaultcontrol>

    <visible>Window.IsActive(fullscreenvideo) + ![Window.IsActive(videoosd) | Window.IsActive(fullscreeninfo) | Window.IsActive(osdvideosettings) | Window.IsActive(osdaudiosettings) | Window.IsActive(subtitlesearch)] + [Player.Seeking | !String.IsEmpty(Player.SeekNumeric) | Player.DisplayAfterSeek | Player.Paused | Player.Forwarding | Player.Rewinding]</visible>



...



                <!-- Barra de progresso -->

                <control type="progress" id="23">

                    <left>30</left>

                    <top>996</top>

                    <width>375</width>

                    <height>15</height>

                    <info>Player.Progress</info>

                </control>

                <control type="label">

                    <left>30</left>

                    <top>1025</top>

                    <width>375</width>

                    <height>25</height>

                    <font>font_list</font>

                    <align>center</align>

                    <label>$INFO[VideoPlayer.Time] / $INFO[VideoPlayer.Duration]</label>

                    <visible>!Player.Seeking + String.IsEmpty(Player.SeekNumeric)</visible>

                </control>

                <control type="label">

                    <left>30</left>

                    <top>1025</top>

                    <width>375</width>

                    <height>25</height>

                    <font>font_list</font>

                    <align>center</align>

                    <label>$INFO[Player.SeekTime] / $INFO[VideoPlayer.Duration]</label>

                    <visible>Player.Seeking + String.IsEmpty(Player.SeekNumeric)</visible>

                </control>

                <control type="label">

                    <left>30</left>

                    <top>1025</top>

                    <width>375</width>

                    <height>25</height>

                    <font>font_list</font>

                    <align>center</align>

                    <label>$INFO[Player.SeekNumeric] / $INFO[VideoPlayer.Duration]</label>

                    <visible>!String.IsEmpty(Player.SeekNumeric) + Integer.IsLess(VideoPlayer.Duration,3600)</visible>

                </control>

                <control type="label">

                    <left>30</left>

                    <top>1025</top>

                    <width>375</width>

                    <height>25</height>

                    <font>font_list</font>

                    <align>center</align>

                    <label>$INFO[Player.SeekNumeric(hh:mms)] / $INFO[VideoPlayer.Duration]</label>

                    <visible>!String.IsEmpty(Player.SeekNumeric) + Integer.IsGreaterOrEqual(VideoPlayer.Duration,3600)</visible>

                </control>

xml:


...

    <variable name="VideoHWDecoder">

        <value condition="Player.Process(videohwdecoder)">HW</value>

        <value condition="!Player.Process(videohwdecoder)">SW</value>

    </variable>

</includes>