2018-01-09, 16:36
(2018-01-09, 11:06)DaLanik Wrote: Just tested with getInfoLabel('System.ScreenWidth') and it DOESN'T center the image correctly, while with my code it does... ??
Ok, so here is an example of estuary's skin addon.xml:
Code:
<extension point="xbmc.gui.skin" debugging="false">
<res width="1920" height="1440" aspect="4:3" default="false" folder="xml" />
<res width="1920" height="1280" aspect="3:2" default="false" folder="xml" />
<res width="1920" height="1200" aspect="16:10" default="false" folder="xml" />
<res width="1920" height="1080" aspect="16:9" default="true" folder="xml" />
<res width="2560" height="1080" aspect="21:9" default="false" folder="xml" />
</extension>
Imho, simply using the first res doesn't apply to all setups, unless I am wrong and special://skin has a runtime-modified addon xml with simply only the current width/height used.
(2018-01-09, 11:21)DaLanik Wrote: Just tested with 1 image and it displays only 1 image. So the solution is to set "change banners every" to any value (probably best to highest), and "pause between banners" to 0.
I 'll probably use this solution.
(2018-01-09, 12:13)DaLanik Wrote: You can achieve this easily by making a transparent PNG/GIF and moving the image to the far left or right.
I 've never thought about it, very good idea. I hope its not being drawed of the playback controls and users can't use them.