2019-01-01, 04:13
OK it's fixed in my github master branch. I want to hold off a couple days building a release (10.6.0) to finish up a couple other things on music viz.
For anyone who might be following / using this skin mod the following is a brief help on how video cases work:
Video case assignments are made in the skin settings window.
When you navigate to skin settings / media case you see that there are 10 different cases available. 9 of the cases are used depending on the path or filename used in the source folders. The help for each explains what characters are matched. The 10th case is named "standard" and is used if there is no match in the filename / folder name for a video media file.
When you install the skin, the colors and emblems (help calls it a "sticker") are assigned default values consistent with the case type. You can also reset these to default in skin settings.
You can select any of the cases to modify, in which case you first are given the option to select a color and then the option to select the emblem / sticker.
If you name your files or folders according to the convention, there's probably no reason to change the emblems for the 9 pre-defined cases. You do have the option for any of them to select instead "none" (no emblem at all") or "default" ("default" is also the default for the standard case). When you select "default", the emblem will be selected based on the video codec that Kodi finds in the actual file (as reported by ffmpeg).
In views that support video cases, they can be turned on or off in the top menu (use keyboard key <m> or remote "menu" key).
Note that "sets" (collections) have no video codec.
scott s.
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For anyone who might be following / using this skin mod the following is a brief help on how video cases work:
Video case assignments are made in the skin settings window.
When you navigate to skin settings / media case you see that there are 10 different cases available. 9 of the cases are used depending on the path or filename used in the source folders. The help for each explains what characters are matched. The 10th case is named "standard" and is used if there is no match in the filename / folder name for a video media file.
When you install the skin, the colors and emblems (help calls it a "sticker") are assigned default values consistent with the case type. You can also reset these to default in skin settings.
You can select any of the cases to modify, in which case you first are given the option to select a color and then the option to select the emblem / sticker.
If you name your files or folders according to the convention, there's probably no reason to change the emblems for the 9 pre-defined cases. You do have the option for any of them to select instead "none" (no emblem at all") or "default" ("default" is also the default for the standard case). When you select "default", the emblem will be selected based on the video codec that Kodi finds in the actual file (as reported by ffmpeg).
In views that support video cases, they can be turned on or off in the top menu (use keyboard key <m> or remote "menu" key).
Note that "sets" (collections) have no video codec.
scott s.
.
