[ferdinand]

You should be able to set smart playlist as widgets.

Just create an smart playlist with the kodi native editor
(videos -> playlists -> "new smart playlist" - which let you creat smart playlists ,which will be located in your userdata folder e.g. [ \userdata\playlists\video ]

Or do it manualy  -> https://kodi.wiki/view/Smart_playlists
 (but you need define the type - eg <smartplaylist type="movies"> or <smartplaylist type="tvshows">)
e.g.

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

<smartplaylist type="movies">

    <name>my DVDs</name>

    <rule field="tag" operator="contains">

        <value>DVD</value>

    </rule>

    <order direction="ascending">random</order>

</smartplaylist>

Thanks but I think I haven't explained myself very well.
I want Kodi to detect the tags I put in the filenames and show their source media logo. I just realize that Kodi/Titan doesn't shows logos for ISO files, is there a way to edit this? I'm talking about these tags and logos:


I have some files with a DVD tag but are ISOS (the same with Blu-ray tags and ISOS) and Kodi/Titan doesn't show logos for ISOS, I can change that?
Also I want to add custom tags and link them to their respective media type logo, like a WEBRip tag to be linke with the Itunes logo.    

I checked the variable today, looks fine to me.

If you have 'bluray' , 'blu-ray' , 'bdrip' or 'brrip' in your filename!, eg. - 'BATMAN_BDRIP.ISO' , 'batman(1968) - bdrip.mkv'  you'll should have the BLURAY-flag-icon

xml:
<value condition="[String.Contains(ListItem.Filename,bluray) | String.Contains(ListItem.Filename,blu-ray) | String.Contains(ListItem.Filename,bdrip) | String.Contains(ListItem.Filename,brrip)]">bluray</value>

IF YOU MISS any of the descripided naming conventions, it uses DVD as a fallback icon if your file is an *.ISO format


If you have 'dvd' in filename!, or SOME_MOVIE.ISO , or  SOME_MOVIE.IFO , you'll will have the DVD-flag-icon

xml:
<value condition="String.Contains(ListItem.Filename,dvd) | String.IsEqual(ListItem.FileExtension,iso) | String.IsEqual(ListItem.FileExtension,ifo)">dvd</value>

 

Yep, thank you, I've already found the xml and edited it to add blu-ray and web-rip to be detected and it has been working great. The only thing that still isn't working for me is detecting the media source type from ISOs, in every ISO Kodi doesn't show a thing. I have one Blu-ray disc named "%Title% (%YEAR%) [Bluray].iso" and Kodi doesn't detect it as Blu-ray, I have one DVD disc named as "%TITLE% (%YEAR%) [DVD].iso" and again, Kodi doesn't detect it as DVD.

You can see that here:



I'm even using latest Kodi alpha.
It's something on my end then?

EDIT: So I have noticed that after playing the movie once, Kodi starts to show the blu-ray logo and also the codecs, for the codecs part I wasn't talking anything, I'm talking about the Blu-ray logo that now its appearing but only after playing the movie, it's there any way for Kodi to show the logo (to detect the source type) without needing to play the movie? It should detect it from the filename right?