[mikeSiLVO]

If you really want a critique, imo, I think the HDR metadata icon should be next to the 4K ULTRAHD icon.  (I think that's how it used to be a few builds ago)  HDR, HDR10, Dolby Vision, etc.  Every time I look at the lower bar, I just find it odd and out of place living at the other end of the bar when those information's should be next to each other.  Also, that oddity is enhanced now that the spacing between icons grew the entire length of the lower bar.  I suppose that is because personally I have many 4k titles that are not HDR and others that are 4k + Dolby Vision and still others that are 4k + HDR and even more that are 4k HDR10.  Add to that 1080p titles that are HDR10.  My eye kind of expects to see that when a title is 4k or 1080p, it immediately wants to know what type of HDR enhancement, if any, it is... if that makes sense.  Not that big a deal though... just takes some getting used to and I understand others might prefer it just the way it is.  Thanks again for continuing to improve your skin.  I really like how it's progressing.

It was originally there and I had wanted to put it there again but I just did not like the look of a blank space in the middle of the mediaflags. Went back and forth on it and even asked the Wife but we ended up agreeing that it looked better with the missing mediaflag near the end. Especially so when script.embuary.helper is not installed/enabled or there is no Rotten Tomatoes in the database and/or the language flags are also not enabled...

HDR mediaflag in the MIDDLE (script.embuary.helper installed/enabled - Rotten Tomatoes info IN db - Language flags OFF)




HDR mediaflag in the MIDDLE (script.embuary.helper NOT installed/enabled - Language flags OFF)




Current Way (script.embuary.helper installed/enabled - Rotten Tomatoes info NOT in db - Language flags OFF)




Current Way (script.embuary.helper NOT installed/enabled - Language flags OFF)



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