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2014-05-09, 22:49
(This post was last modified: 2014-05-09, 22:51 by Simkin84.)
I'm using this mod on Frodo 12.3 Nox 4.1.9.
Is there any way i can change the h.264 logo with the bluray logo for the movie rips that is taken from a bluray, and leave the non bluray rips/tv shows with the h.264?
I tried renaming the h.264 and bluray icon file, but of course then EVERY h.264 file go the bluray logo.
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Is this project complete, or are you still making icons?
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2014-05-12, 16:09
(This post was last modified: 2014-05-12, 16:11 by MaxCore.)
i have the same problem with openelec and i search the bug ... i will start over with a clean skin installation.
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I don't know if the problem that i have is related to this mod,
but the dts 5.1 icon is shown instead of Dts HD 7.1
for movies which has DTSHD-MA 7.1 sound tracks.
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There are a few renamer apps you can use that take most of the work out of it. Basically just drag and drop and the app will add .bluray to the end of the file name, or whatever other text you might want to add.
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2014-05-13, 06:08
(This post was last modified: 2014-05-13, 06:09 by Warner306.)
I noticed a bug today with uncompressed Blu-ray rips made with MakeMKV. All of the rips show the same aspect ratio with either the color or reloaded icons selected (1.78/1 or 16:9). The default icons, on the other hand, do not show this error and report the correct aspect ratio for each movie. The same film downloaded from the Internet as a compressed Blu-ray rip is correct with either the colored or default icons.
MakeMKV is a very popular means of ripping Blu-rays where the source video stream is simply repacked in an .mkv container without applying any compression. This is straight from the retail disc. My files are all named under the same XBMC naming conventions regardless of where they came from: Movie (Year).