2015-02-28, 06:26
I did some research for you. You are right, the interface under the original "Choose Art" option is different, but they both do the same thing in terms of the code they use. You do understand that I coded the mod you are using, correct? You could have simply said "I prefer the Artwork Downloader in the original Video Info screen. Could you add it for me?" One cannot simply work in place of the other.
Because you were dishonest, I'll leave the edit to you:
You will need Notepad++ or another xml editor.
At Line 817, search for the following:
<control type="button" id="90202">
<description>Cinema Experience button</description>
<width>260</width>
<textwidth>435</textwidth>
<textoffsetx>15</textoffsetx>
<onclick>Dialog.Close(MovieInformation)</onclick>
<onclick>RunScript(script.cinema.experience,movieid=$INFO[ListItem.DBID])</onclick>
<label>$INFO[System.AddonTitle(script.cinema.experience)]</label>
<visible>System.HasAddon(script.cinema.experience)</visible>
<visible>Container.Content(movies) + !SubString(Window(10025).Property(CinemaExperienceRunning),True)</visible>
</control>
Replace the complete button with the following:
<control type="button" id="10">
<description>Get Thumb</description>
<include>ButtonInfoDialogsCommonValues</include>
<label>13511</label>
<enable>!Skin.HasSetting(KioskMode.Enabled)</enable>
</control>
I wouldn't discount the value of Cinema Experience. If you haven't given it a go due to lack of supporting content, try the link in Appendix B in this post (it includes all of my Cinema Experience videos).
Because you were dishonest, I'll leave the edit to you:
You will need Notepad++ or another xml editor.
At Line 817, search for the following:
<control type="button" id="90202">
<description>Cinema Experience button</description>
<width>260</width>
<textwidth>435</textwidth>
<textoffsetx>15</textoffsetx>
<onclick>Dialog.Close(MovieInformation)</onclick>
<onclick>RunScript(script.cinema.experience,movieid=$INFO[ListItem.DBID])</onclick>
<label>$INFO[System.AddonTitle(script.cinema.experience)]</label>
<visible>System.HasAddon(script.cinema.experience)</visible>
<visible>Container.Content(movies) + !SubString(Window(10025).Property(CinemaExperienceRunning),True)</visible>
</control>
Replace the complete button with the following:
<control type="button" id="10">
<description>Get Thumb</description>
<include>ButtonInfoDialogsCommonValues</include>
<label>13511</label>
<enable>!Skin.HasSetting(KioskMode.Enabled)</enable>
</control>
I wouldn't discount the value of Cinema Experience. If you haven't given it a go due to lack of supporting content, try the link in Appendix B in this post (it includes all of my Cinema Experience videos).