(2020-12-22, 07:38)Tstrbl Wrote: (2020-12-22, 02:43)bsoriano Wrote: (2020-12-22, 00:58)Tstrbl Wrote: Thanks so much for replying.
I'm using the tall list view at the moment.
I'm new to Amber and am also having another problem. When I scan some films into the library, the poster doesn't display properly. The poster.jpg file is in the folder, and when I go to the folder in "files" to scan it, the poster is visible on the left hand side of the screen, but then once I've scanned it in, and it brings up the information page, the poster doesn't display on the left of the information screen like it should. In the library "titles" submenu the poster image is also missing. Have you heard of this happening to anyone else? I manually create .nfo files and select poster.jpg files using MediaElch, I don't scrape.
Fixed this. In Leia you have to enable the "Movies are in separate folders that match the movie title" for poster.ext files to display.
Thank you again.
@Tstrbl , thanks for letting me know. I can either add the director right above the genre, but will remove one or more lines from the plot so that things will fit nicely, or I can give you the choice of having either the director or the audio/subtitles info. Which option would you prefer? Please let me know. Thanks.
Regards,
Bart
Adding it above genre would be fine. I am so impressed that you would take the time to do this.
Thank you, I really appreciate it.
I have a large classical music collection, and I wonder if you had ever considered customising for classical music? I use tags such as "composer" "work" "first performed" "recording date" "label" "soloists" "conductor" "orchestra/ensemble" etc. I imagine it would be an awful headache to display these properly...but if you did want to build a classical music view of some kind, I'd be prepared to do some of the work myself if you'd teach me how to do it.
Thanks again.
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Tstrbl , I will add Director to all the views that do not have it. It will take me a couple of days.
As for classical music, it wouldn't be a headache to display some of those tags, I am limited to the labels that Kodi provides. So, you would have to make sure that your artists, albums and tracks have the Kodi tags loaded into the music database for me to be able to display them in the skin.
These are the additional (I am not listing the basic ones) labels Kodi provides for an artist:
xml:
Artist_Born Date of Birth of the currently selected Artist
Artist_Died Date of Death of the currently selected Artist
Artist_Formed Formation date of the currently selected Band
Artist_Disbanded Disbanding date of the currently selected Band
Artist_YearsActive Years the currently selected artist has been active
Artist_Instrument Instruments played by the currently selected artist
Artist_Description Shows a biography of the currently selected artist
Artist_Mood Shows the moods of the currently selected artist
Artist_Style Shows the styles of the currently selected artist
Artist_Genre Shows the genre of the currently selected artist
Artist_Sortname Sortname of the currently selected Artist v18
Artist_Type Type of the currently selected Artist - person, group, orchestra, choir etc. v18
Artist_Gender Gender of the currently selected Artist - male, female, other v18
Artist_Disambiguation Brief description of the currently selected Artist that differentiates them from others with the same name v18
These are the additional labels Kodi provides for albums:
xml:
Album_Mood Shows the moods of the currently selected Album
Album_Style Shows the styles of the currently selected Album
Album_Theme Shows the themes of the currently selected Album
Album_Type Shows the Album Type (e.g. compilation, enhanced, explicit lyrics) of the currently selected Album
Album_Label Shows the record label of the currently selected Album
Album_Description Shows a review of the currently selected Album
And these are the additional labels for a song (track):
xml:
Role.Arranger Returns the name of the person who arranged the selected song
Role.Composer Returns the name of the person who composed the selected song
Role.Conductor Returns the name of the person who conducted the selected song
Role.DJMixer Returns the name of the dj who remixed the selected song
Role.Engineer Returns the name of the person who was the engineer of the selected song
Role.Lyricist Returns the name of the person who wrote the lyrics of the selected song
Role.Mixer Returns the name of the person who mixed the selected song
Role.Orchestra Returns the name of the orchestra performing the selected song
Role.Producer Returns the name of the person who produced the selected song
Role.Remixer Returns the name of the person who remixed the selected song
In terms of how to fill those info labels, I would not be able to provide much guidance; I know a lot of users use Picard to tag their files. Perhaps @
DaveBlake can provide further guidance.
I can certainly create a "Classical" music view (based perhaps on the genre of the artist or the genre of the album) that shows those info labels. Once you know which you have filled in your files and loaded into the Kodi music db, you and I can then decide what you would like to display and how you would like it to look, and I will code what I can (up to my level of skinning knowledge) into Amber.
Please let me know how you would like to proceed. Thanks.
Regards,
Bart