[sualfred]

Finally. Thanks ksooo!

[jurialmunkey]

Just as a heads up, we want to have listitem.duration customisable in the same way as player.duration etc and with the possibility to display it in minutes again. Unfortunately it is not as easy as it sounds and requires some refactoring in our infomanager code. It will take some time, but in the end it should provide more options as before.

 https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/13651 :-)

Excellent news!

[axbmcuser]

Thanks!! :-D

Edit: Tested with great results.

Only thing missing seems to be something like ListItem.Duration(h) (Getting hours without starting with a "0").
Since ListItem.Duration(hours) only returns a rounded hours-result, which also is useful for other purposes, of course.
(Maybe ListItem.Duration(m) would also be useful for some, since i saw skin devs using the format "1h7m" before.)

Or did i miss something?

[ksooo]

Thanks!! :-D

Edit: Tested with great results.

Only thing missing seems to be something like ListItem.Duration(h) (Getting hours without starting with a "0").
Since ListItem.Duration(hours) only returns a rounded hours-result, which also is useful for other purposes, of course.
(Maybe ListItem.Duration(m) would also be useful for some, since i saw skin devs using the format "1h7m" before.)

Or did i miss something?

"h" should work.
"m" is currently not implemented.

[axbmcuser]

@ksooo 

Ah - thanks!
ListItem.Duration(h) works, looks like i only tested ListItem.Duration(h:mm), which does not work - intentional - i guess. I'll use h and combine it with mm.

If there is a chance to implement ListItem.Duration(m) at some time - skin devs would most likely be very happy for "decades" to come. But still, what we have now already is absolutely great. :-)

[ksooo]

@ksooo 

Ah - thanks!
ListItem.Duration(h) works, looks like i only tested ListItem.Duration(h:mm), which does not work - intentional - i guess.

If there is a chance to implement ListItem.Duration(m) at some time - skin devs would most likely be very happy for "decades" to come. But still, what we have now already is absolutely great. :-)

I put that on my to-do list.

EDIT: I mean both "m" and "h:mm"...

[badaas]

@ksooo 

Ah - thanks!
ListItem.Duration(h) works, looks like i only tested ListItem.Duration(h:mm), which does not work - intentional - i guess.

If there is a chance to implement ListItem.Duration(m) at some time - skin devs would most likely be very happy for "decades" to come. But still, what we have now already is absolutely great. :-)

I put that on my to-do list.

EDIT: I mean both "m" and "h:mm"... 

 +1

ListItem.Duration(m) pleeease

[ksooo]

https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/13767 adds support for "m".

"h:mm" easily can be done by skinners itself, no extra core support needed.

[mardukL]

@ksooo 

Ah - thanks!
ListItem.Duration(h) works, looks like i only tested ListItem.Duration(h:mm), which does not work - intentional - i guess.

If there is a chance to implement ListItem.Duration(m) at some time - skin devs would most likely be very happy for "decades" to come. But still, what we have now already is absolutely great. :-)

I put that on my to-do list.

EDIT: I mean both "m" and "h:mm"...  

Im confused.

for full min lenght i use 

xml:
$INFO[ListItem.Duration(mins,, min] 

working great.

and for ** h ** min

xml:


$INFO[ListItem.Duration(hh,, h] $INFO[ListItem.Duration(mm,, min]

booth work since middle march.
what i am missing in that question?

i came here , because  read that pr,
https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/13767
i i thought it was working and why now another code to implement.

https://i.imgur.com/3VtCSZ1_d.jpg?

https://i.imgur.com/sQZZpTk_d.jpg?maxwid...ity=medium

[ksooo]

@ksooo 

Ah - thanks!
ListItem.Duration(h) works, looks like i only tested ListItem.Duration(h:mm), which does not work - intentional - i guess.

If there is a chance to implement ListItem.Duration(m) at some time - skin devs would most likely be very happy for "decades" to come. But still, what we have now already is absolutely great. :-)

I put that on my to-do list.

EDIT: I mean both "m" and "h:mm"...  

Im confused.

for full min lenght i use 

xml:
$INFO[ListItem.Duration(mins,, min] 

working great.

and for ** h ** min

xml:


$INFO[ListItem.Duration(hh,, h] $INFO[ListItem.Duration(mm,, min]

booth work since middle march.
what i am missing in that question?

i came here , because  read that pr,
https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/13767
i i thought it was working and why now another code to implement.

https://i.imgur.com/3VtCSZ1_d.jpg?

https://i.imgur.com/sQZZpTk_d.jpg?maxwid...ity=medium

You did not understand the change. Read my comment on github, please.

[badaas]

@ksooo thanks