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I don't think it's perfect, but what you can be sure of is that I tested a lot of times to see what looks better, and behind every decission there's a reason.

Hello gemini88,

I can confirm what manfeed is saying. I wanted clear fanart images just like you, so I went ahead and edited the skin to remove the blur in music viz. That is when I realized why the blur was addded by the skinner. Without it, most texts are unreadable. I had to return the blur. With some help from Manfeed and a lot of Googling, I was able to remove the blur on the upper part of the screen (where there is no text) for a clear fanart and kept it on the lower part (with track and artist information). The blur is not just for lyrics, it is also for the currently playing track information, next track, artist discography etc.

remember I'm running this skin on my setup brother not yours which makes it for the public if you have personal feelings about it the skin should've been personally for you and never put out to begin with

Trying to separate an artist's personal feelings from their work is difficult. After all, that is what art is all about. An artist has to put their own perspective into their work, otherwise it wouldn't be art. This skin is manfeed’s perspective. Each skin is the authors perspective plus their skill, knowledge, and experience, that is why they look different.

Sometimes, your perspective may not be similar to the author and that is Ok. The beauty of open source is you can modify the skin to your perspective aka "personal feelings". I have done just that. Check out my mod for this skin on GitHub, it has the blur removed and a bit of my perspective added. I have modified parts of the skin where my "personal feelings" and the developer’s were not similar.

should've been personally for you and never put out

My mod is my own perspective of the skin, yet I am sharing it with the public.

We can request the developer to modify or add something to the skin, if he doesn't like it, he won't add it. After all, this is his own art. The only rules the dev has to follow are the guidelines to make the skin compatible with the skinning engine of the target Kodi version and rules for submitting the skin to the official repo. The rest are his own imagination, preferences and taste. That pretty much makes it personal.

I'm running this skin on my setup brother not yours

By the way, despite his personal feelings, the dev is also considerate of other people who might use the skin. An example, he has different settings for the skin depending on how powerful your device is. So, he clearly knows you are not running the skin on his setup. On the other hand, he can't consider every possible setup out there.

If you need help modifying the skin, the skin dev and other people on this forum might help you.