[spl147]

i am currently using:

    <!--Video Resolution Label-->
    <variable name="PlayerVideoResolution">
    <value condition="String.IsEqual(VideoPlayer.VideoResolution,1080)">1080P</value>
    <value condition="[String.Contains(Player.Filenameandpath,.HDR.) + String.IsEqual(VideoPlayer.VideoResolution,4K)]">4K HDR10</value>
    <!--value condition="[String.Contains(Player.Filenameandpath,.HDR10+.) + String.IsEqual(VideoPlayer.VideoResolution,4K)]">4K HDR10+</value-->
    <value>$INFO[VideoPlayer.VideoResolution]</value>
    </variable>

to set the resolution label in the VideoFullScreen.xml, i am trying to add a label for 4K HDR10+, see the commented out value above in red. in the current form above, 1080P and HDR10 work perfectly, but if i uncomment the HDR10+ line both HDR10 and HDR10+ stop working and just display 4K.

is it possible to have both in a single variable? is my syntax incorrect?

[vitorp07]

I could be wrong but I think you can't use some special characters like the "+" sign for the string inside the xml tag directly, did you try escaping the "+"?
Instead of "+" try with "& #43;" without the the space between "& #" and without the double quotes or "&plus;" without the double quotes.
Useful info

EDIT: if those are local files, you might be better of renaming them and exclude the + sign to something like this  ".HDR10plus."

[ronie]

the problem is indeed the +.

when evaluating a condition, kodi searches the condition for + and | characters.
a + is considered a 'logical and'.
a | is considered a 'logical or'.

there should be an error in your log indicating kodi can't parse that condition.
afaik there is no workaround for this..

[spl147]

I could be wrong but I think you can't use some special characters like the "+" sign for the string inside the xml tag directly, did you try escaping the "+"?
Instead of "+" try with "& #43;" without the the space between "& #" and without the double quotes or "&plus;" without the double quotes.
Useful info

EDIT: if those are local files, you might be better of renaming them and exclude the + sign to something like this  ".HDR10plus."

i ended up using this: HDR10plus