2013-01-02, 23:39
(2013-01-02, 14:57)floepie Wrote:(2013-01-01, 21:12)jdastas Wrote: I looks like the scraper is choosing a banner or a fanart file as opposed to a actual poster for that item. I've had similar issues and have had to basically go to
TV show info -> choose thumb -> scroll down till you find the right file.
I notice the banners are all listed first and the posters there after. Good luck
Thanks. That worked. So, this begs the question why the skin and/or scraper is not selecting the correct format. The banner art is always inserted into the DVD case placefinder instead of the correctly formatted image. Is there something that TVDB has changed on thier end such that the skin needs to be updated?
What I'm also a bit confused about is the "fanart" plugin. Was this installed by default, or did I install it? Does this conflict with the default TVDB scraper plugin? Or, do they work in concert with one another somehow?
I am not sure if the fanart plugin is having the conflict, but what I did was switch to "universal scraper" from the default one, I prefer that one over the default as you have options on what sites the scrapers pull content from. An example would be I can pull some items from fanart.tv, others from theTVdb.com, and info from imdb including ratings, or I can switch to rotten tomatoes if I wish...
(2013-01-01, 21:32)jdastas Wrote: Hi all,
I have a minor request on some tweeking that I want to do.
below you will see in the episode view type under tv shows, both the season poster and the logo appear right next to eachother. Personally for me I feel that this is somewhat redundant for the screen and would like to actually get rid of one of them in this view type. Let me show you what Im talking about.
Thanks in advance for any help.
I just realized I rudely didn't ask correctly. I was hoping someone could point me to the correct portion in the xml file to be able to adjust this setting. I realize that this is something that some other users would like to use and don't expect the authors of this skin to accomodate my request.