[bsoriano]

 

    -- This means that the "TV Guide" submenu item for the "TV Shows" menu item now will show a custom next aired window using tmdb helper info.  If you do not have tmdb helper installed, it will show a custom next aired window using embuary info.  If you do not have that installed, it will try to show the next aired info from script.tv.show.next.aired.

   -- You can see for yourself which of the two options you like best by changing the action for the TV Guide submenu item.  If you select "ActivateWindow(1136)" it will show the tmdb helper info.  This provides 14 days of next aired.
   If you select "ActivateWindow(1137)", it will show the embuary info next aired.  This provides 7 days of next aired.  You can select either of this by choosing "Custom" from the available options when you configure the submenu action.

Does this mean that it would not display the TV show episodes as Next aired displays it now? What I mean is that right now I have the TV Show next aired as a widget that *only* shows TV shows airing "Today". This is how I prefer it.

Thanks,

Shedrock

@shedrock, yes, the widget would remain the same, just the source of info will be different (right now the widget in Default Shelves, Episodes, Next Aired is still using TV.show.next.aired).

I was referring to the window that opens when you select the TV Guide submenu item from the TV Shows main menu. Amber now has three options for that window: a skinned dialog from TV.show.next.aired, a custom window using Embuary info, and a custom window using TMDb Helper. The default in this new version is the tmdb helper custom window, if you have that addon installed.

I want users to test (you can test the Next Aired widget for both tmdb helper and Embuary info, just look for the shelf Embuary Info Shelves, Episodes, Next Aired: Today, or the shelf Tmdb Helper Shelves, Episodes, Next Aired: Today). They basically look the same as the default one, except that the poster shown is always the TV show poster and not the season poster.

Regards,

Bart