(2021-12-17, 17:36)shedrock Wrote: Would it be too much to ask if you can add the "AB: Add Missing Artwork & AB: Select Artwork..." to the Context Menu? As t is now, I have to pull up the context menu, then go to "Manage...". On the Matrix version, I have it in the main Context Menu, as well as in that sub menu section under "Manage...".

(2021-12-17, 09:24)Joeyrub Wrote: Hey again Bart.
I noticed something, a small thing. But it bothered me ....
I noticed that on one of my Kodi, the color flags on the OSD screen didn't look as colorful as it did in my other Kodi. Till I figured out what the cause was. When I change the color of the regular texts, that color would tint the color flags as well, so it covered the actual colors. But when I changed back the text color to white, the flags looked good again
But the problem is, I really liked having the option to change the text color. But I'd only do that if it didn't affect the colored flags
Any way you could separate it. So the text color doesn't tint the flags?
Again small little issue. No biggy

(2021-12-16, 12:50)Joeyrub Wrote: The blue one has the setting for the info button, the green doesn't.
I don't really care about this setting, just curious what's going on here
Thanks

(2021-12-17, 23:02)bsoriano Wrote:

(2021-12-17, 23:02)bsoriano Wrote: @shedrock , do you mean add them in Leia? There is a setting in the General section of the Amber settings.  It shows up if you have script.artwork.beef installed.  The setting is here:

I'm using 3.2.151 with AB installed, but I don't see that option in my Skin settings.

Maybe something is messed up on this installation of mine. I've tried renaming Amber and installing it under another name, with the necessary changes of course, but still same results. It's weird that Aeon MQ has the AB option already there in the Context menu. I'll keep trying.

UPDATE: I just installed Kodi (Leia) 18.2 on my Win PC, installed Amber Rep, installed 3.2.151 + AB, and the option is not available under the General settings. Also, whenever I exit Kodi, I noticed that the "Enable use of TMDB Helper" and Embuary Helper switches default to "NO".

Shedrock@shedrock , do you mean add them in Leia? There is a setting in the General section of the Amber settings.  It shows up if you have script.artwork.beef installed.  The setting is here:

(2021-12-17, 23:10)bsoriano Wrote:

(2021-12-16, 12:50)Joeyrub Wrote: The blue one has the setting for the info button, the green doesn't.
I don't really care about this setting, just curious what's going on here
Thanks

@Joeyrub,

You need to have the addon service.library.data.provider installed and enabled in order for that setting to show up.

Regards,

Bart

(2021-12-18, 14:03)bsoriano Wrote: @shedrock, please install Amber from the Leia branch on GitHub if you want the latest functionality and fixes in Leia. I have not uploaded a new version to the Amber repo yet. Thanks.

(2021-12-18, 17:52)shedrock Wrote: Hey Bart,

I spent the better part of Saturday and Sunday playing around with Amber (Leia) 3.2.151, and for some weird reason I cannot get TMDB Helper or Embuary Helper switches to remain in the "Yes" position. Every time I reboot my system it defaults to "No". I even tried to delete Skinshortcuts and reinstalling it, but that didn't help either. I again tried installing Amber (Leia) on 3 more Windows PC's, and Artwork Beef is not listed in the Skin Settings as an option, so I am at a complete lost. 

(2021-12-20, 21:01)bsoriano Wrote: @shedrock , my apologies! The Leia version was using Matrix code to check if the addon was enabled.  I have fixed this for Leia, the changes are on GitHub already.  Please test and let me know this is indeed fixed.  Thanks.

(2021-12-21, 01:16)Joeyrub Wrote: Why is anyone sticking to the Leia version of Kodi? Is there anything about it that is different than Matrix?

(2021-12-21, 01:48)shedrock Wrote:

(2021-12-21, 01:16)Joeyrub Wrote: Why is anyone sticking to the Leia version of Kodi? Is there anything about it that is different than Matrix?

In my case it's really because Matrix does not run well on my system. It could be a hardware issue, but I get constant freeze ups, crashes, and just overall poor performance. If it were up to me, I would have stayed on Helix. That's the only version that worked well for me. I think their are some significant improvements, plus it uses Python 3. I am not too sure what other benefits there are to using it. I suppose if you don't upgrade, then the older addons won't work because they are running on Python 2, and many aren't being maintained anymore. I do intend to use Matrix in the very near future.

Regards,

Shedrock

(2021-12-21, 01:52)Joeyrub Wrote: Thanks for the explanation. Appreciate it