2018-01-03, 20:43
2018-01-04, 09:35
Are you aware Kodi does not cache and display 3840x2160 images? Maximum resolution currently available is 1920x1080.
2018-01-04, 13:37
I believe its better to get the best resolution images available for future proofing. I'm actually not using Kodi. I use this media manager for popcorn hour and infuse.
This was using the imdb scraper. Some films (I guess the ones that have been released in 4k uhd bluray) do have 2160p size artwork it seems.
This was using the imdb scraper. Some films (I guess the ones that have been released in 4k uhd bluray) do have 2160p size artwork it seems.
2018-01-04, 14:41
do you have any example?
in fact, I did not see that the API support such high resolution images
in fact, I did not see that the API support such high resolution images
2018-01-04, 16:47
Alien Covenant and Baby Driver both show a 2160p wallpaper option. I took a screenshot for you but I dont think this forum supports pics upload.
2018-01-04, 22:29
Yes it does...
Use button 19 if the image is on your local computer, or use button 14 if you have already uploaded to an image hosting site.
Use button 19 if the image is on your local computer, or use button 14 if you have already uploaded to an image hosting site.
2018-01-05, 08:45
I saw the difference and may change it for v3 (a bit a hassle since tmdb reports all artwork > 720p as _original_)
2018-01-05, 13:06
Wow, thank you very much And thanks for the tip. Never seen a forum with the 'i' button for pics before!
And thanks for the tip. Never seen a forum with the 'i' button for pics before!
