2016-11-03, 12:22
You would have to edit "720p/DialogVideoInfo.xml" within the skin folder and search for the very first occurrence "ListItem.Mpaa" you can find.
The lines there reads something like
In this block, remove the line
After that, the rating should be part of the grey box in video info dialog of a movie (the box which starts with "File name:" - maybe have to scroll down until you find "Rating")
The lines there reads something like
Code:
<item>
<label>$LOCALIZE[20074]:</label>
<label2>$INFO[ListItem.Mpaa]</label2>
<onclick>noop</onclick>
<visible>!String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Mpaa) + [!String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,Rated G) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,Rated PG-13) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,Rated PG) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,Rated R) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,Rated NC) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,US:not rated) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,FSK )]</visible>
</item>
In this block, remove the line
Code:
<visible>!String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Mpaa) + [!String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,Rated G) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,Rated PG-13) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,Rated PG) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,Rated R) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,Rated NC) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,US:not rated) + !String.Contains(ListItem.Mpaa,FSK )]</visible>
After that, the rating should be part of the grey box in video info dialog of a movie (the box which starts with "File name:" - maybe have to scroll down until you find "Rating")