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NEW: Active Templates for Theater View
cncb:
OK, we can try it with a small poster like we did for tv shows for the next update.
lello:
In the case of 4k films, the relevant icon appears. However, in the case of Full HD films, the FullHD 1080 icon appears only if the Height field shows the value of 1080, while if there is a lower value (as in the case of a cropped MKV) no icon appears: it is possible to use the definition field instead of Height?
I tried to modify the template, but I couldn't
Hendrik:
--- Quote from: lello on April 05, 2024, 04:10:34 am ---In the case of 4k films, the relevant icon appears. However, in the case of Full HD films, the FullHD 1080 icon appears only if the Height field shows the value of 1080, while if there is a lower value (as in the case of a cropped MKV) no icon appears: it is possible to use the definition field instead of Height?
I tried to modify the template, but I couldn't
--- End quote ---
We don't have a ready-made-field for that, but if we're talking about rules to make it work, I would recommend a slightly more complex ruleset, so it covers both cropped content (eg. 1920x800) as well as 4:3 content (1440x1080)
Width >= 3840 || Height >= 2160 -> 4K
Width >= 1920 || Height >= 1080 -> 1080p
Width >= 1280 || Height >= 720 -> 720p
Width >= 720 && Height >= 576 -> 576p
Width >= 720 || Height >= 480 -> 480p
If this is too annoying to do in a template, I suppose I could make a expression function to return those tokens? Let me know!
lello:
--- Quote from: Hendrik on April 05, 2024, 05:04:16 am --- Let me know!
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Are you referring to me? I have no idea what needs to be done, but I assume an expression needs to be created to insert into the template
Desktop Videophile:
I still don't see any icons for general Video Category files for Audio Codecs, Video Codecs etc. Any plans for implementing this in the current Version ?
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