[spl147]

IE:
Filename: Alien (1979)_DTSHD-MA.UHD Blu-ray.HDR10+.mkv

i am trying to use:

xml:
"String.Contains(ListItem.Filenameandpath,HDR10+.)"

to display the HDR10+ media flag, but i don't think i can use the + sign, is there a way to escape it?

[sualfred]

nope, no way.  Better use "HDR10plus" in the filename.

[spl147]

nope, no way.  Better use "HDR10plus" in the filename.

yea i tried telling that to the TinyMediaManager guys, they said fix your skin!

not even possible using regex? but i have no clue how

[sualfred]

Say the TinyMediaManager guys that Kodi is interpreting "+" as "and" and this is why it doesn't work.

[jurialmunkey]

Can you use this instead:

Code:

String.Contains(ListItem.Filenameandpath,.HDR10)

Or will that give a false positive with something else?

[spl147]

Can you use this instead:

Code:

String.Contains(ListItem.Filenameandpath,.HDR10)

Or will that give a false positive with something else?

Yes HDR10 and HDR10+ are 2 different flags

[jurialmunkey]

Can you use this instead:

Code:

String.Contains(ListItem.Filenameandpath,.HDR10)

Or will that give a false positive with something else?

Yes HDR10 and HDR10+ are 2 different flags

In that case, what about this for HDR10+

Code:

String.Contains(ListItem.Filenameandpath,.HDR10) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Filenameandpath,.HDR10.)

And this for HDR10

Code:

String.Contains(ListItem.Filenameandpath,.HDR10.)

[spl147]

Can you use this instead:

Code:

String.Contains(ListItem.Filenameandpath,.HDR10)

Or will that give a false positive with something else?

Yes HDR10 and HDR10+ are 2 different flags  

In that case, what about this for HDR10+

Code:

String.Contains(ListItem.Filenameandpath,.HDR10) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Filenameandpath,.HDR10.)

And this for HDR10

Code:

String.Contains(ListItem.Filenameandpath,.HDR10.)

 

You are a Genius! i never even considered that approach.