[Jeroen]

I noticed a few people having issues with the animated background of grid

Yeah, I haven't gotten to looking into this one yet. It's on my list

In category view, the progress bar lines up with the clock but on the homescreen it is shifted up and to the right. It's lined up on initial load but if I go into movies and then back to the homescreen, it shifts.

Check. Cheers!

This one is not so much an issue but more of a consistency thing. Any thought to adding "Finishes At xx:xx" to TV episodes like you have for movies?

That's definitely an oversight. Will add, thanks.

wall type view is planned in a future ?

Not very likely, but you never know.

I found a way to make that PVR guide info header look nicer.

Sorry, I forgot to extend the fix for this for "normal" episodes to PVR items.

You don't need three lines for that btw

When you make the localized string a part of the infolabel, the localized string will only display if the accompanying infolabel exists, like so:

PHP Code:

$INFO[ListItem.Episode,$LOCALIZE[20359] ] 


That way you don't need to have a fallback for each of the three "scenario's"

With the latest update, the widget background is displayed correctly on Android TV / Nvidia Shiled, thanks for the update

Good to know, cheers !

Again not an issue but just a thought. For the ratings in "Slide" view, have you considered adding the star from "List" view to give that number more context? Or possibly moving it to the end of the row so it's not right by all the other numbers? I feel like it works better for a quick read. I know these little things in design are subjective.

I like that actually, I'll put it on my list.

Language Flage Colour Flat fails to install.

Just to be clear, that add-on is not needed for Grid. Actually it is not used by Grid at all.

Gallery images appear at a bit Low Quality (as you can see in the image below), unless I press the entire button to view on full screen of course. Is this a skin issue, or is this supposed to be like this, Jeroen?

Yeah, noticed that too. I'm not sure why exactly that is happening. Basically I am just loading the artwork provided by Artwork Downloader in a simple list control. There's really not that much that I could do differently.

Yet when I use a single image control in a test to display just one of the available images the quality is much better. I don't think it's a skin issue, but either Kodi or Artwork Downloader displays these at lower quality when they are used in a list control.

There is a solution for it (sort of), which is to not use the standard infolabel for this (the same as used in the library to show fanart, posters, etc) but the direct relative path to the artwork. This willl show the images at higher quality, but it will make this feature dependant on your local filesystem. Which is something I never like to do as it means it will not work for people who use different ways to organize their artwork. It will also not work for people who have set their artwork to de stored centrally (so not in the filepath of the movie or show). I might look into creating setting for this, but I really don't want the skin to end up with 200 skin toggles. Also, I i believe there are plans to integrate extended artwork support into Kodi, which could make all of that impossible or not needed again.
So, I would like a solution for it, but for now its a longer term thing.

Looks like you have a typo

Yup. Fixed (not on repo). Cheers