2021-05-10, 20:14
(2021-05-10, 18:41)bsoriano Wrote:(2021-05-09, 23:00)rafikW Wrote:@rafikW , I made some changes to positioning which I think cover all scenarios, and this is what I came up with:(2021-05-09, 22:29)bsoriano Wrote: @rafikW , how does this look to you?Bart: what to say? Simple one word: PERFECT!
The changes are already on GitHub.
Regards,
Bart
Now the only one remaining smallest tweak: add CPU Temp and that would be all what I was dreaming and thanks to you it has come true :-)
EDIT... Sorry Bart but I checked with few other movies and series and apparently that was my wrong suggestion to move "End time" to that position.
When the title of the movie is long then the result is not so nice:
so maybe solution would be to move Pause icon below current time elapsed and End time below total time of the movie as presented above on screenshot?
As you can see, with these changes the OSD is shown without interference as well. What do you think?
In terms of the CPU temperature, it did not really make much sense to me to display it next to the date, so instead I decided to show it below the date. In order for it to show, you need to enable a new setting here:
The CPU temp will show below the date (or by itself if showing the clock and date are disabled). It is important to note that if Kodi reports the temp as "Not available", or you are on the home window, the clock and date are being displayed, and the menu item has a widget showing, then the CPU temp will not be shown.
The changes are already on GitHub.
Please test and let me know if this what you were looking for. Thanks.
Regards,
Bart
Hi Bart,
Changes you made for "End time" positioning - you have found the best solution :-) and now it is as it should! Thanks.
Regarding CPU Temperature: I'm afraid it have to be one line and CPU added just after the date. Few years back I have modified Includes.xml and included CPU Temperature in separate section as you did but... then I was suffering micro stuttering on all videos and I spend enormous number of hours to find the root cause not even thinking that was due to that modification.
So if possible then kind of "if" statement should be implemented like:
if "show CPU Temperature is enabled" then:
<label>$INFO[System.Date] $INFO[System.CPUTemperature,,]</label>
else:
<label>$INFO[System.Date]</label>