(2012-07-04, 16:46)dave2384 Wrote: Hi guys,

I like to use the big fan viewtype for my movies and I was wondering how i would change the flags on the bottom right to show the UK certificate onstead of the screen size e.g 480 and remove the audio flag. Any help would be great.

(2012-07-07, 19:37)Deano316 Wrote:

(2012-07-04, 16:46)dave2384 Wrote: Hi guys,

I like to use the big fan viewtype for my movies and I was wondering how i would change the flags on the bottom right to show the UK certificate onstead of the screen size e.g 480 and remove the audio flag. Any help would be great.

I've come up with a workaround, it's not pretty though as Big Fan is not as easy to edit as landscape I'm guessing you wanted it to look something like this:


At the moment it's just a dirty hack, needs refining and the icons need repositioning. Will need more time to figure it out properly, need to work out how to resize the MPAA flag also. Two questions though. Which viewtypes (bearing in mind tv shows can use up to three at the same time) are you using currently? Secondly, do you not use the audio flag at all, or just in big fan for movies?

(2012-07-07, 23:29)dave2384 Wrote:

(2012-07-07, 19:37)Deano316 Wrote:

(2012-07-04, 16:46)dave2384 Wrote: Hi guys,

I like to use the big fan viewtype for my movies and I was wondering how i would change the flags on the bottom right to show the UK certificate onstead of the screen size e.g 480 and remove the audio flag. Any help would be great.

I've come up with a workaround, it's not pretty though as Big Fan is not as easy to edit as landscape I'm guessing you wanted it to look something like this:


At the moment it's just a dirty hack, needs refining and the icons need repositioning. Will need more time to figure it out properly, need to work out how to resize the MPAA flag also. Two questions though. Which viewtypes (bearing in mind tv shows can use up to three at the same time) are you using currently? Secondly, do you not use the audio flag at all, or just in big fan for movies?

That looks great, how did u get the bluray flag there, i have taged some of my stuff with either bluray or dvd and they do not show. I only use the big fan for Movies as i get to see the fanart more, i do not worry about the audio flag too much, just the Certificate and wether it is bluray, dvd or xvid really. For tv shows i use the showcase view i think and then episode view. Thank you again for you time in look into this.

(2012-07-08, 05:20)Deano316 Wrote: Whilst I carry on working this out, you may want to spend a bit if time tidying your .nfos. If you open a movie nfo, towards the bottom just under trailer and studio I think, you'll see the the video and audio sources. Change the video source to 'bluray' and save. If you refresh the movie in your library (when prompted select local) your source flag will change to bluray. Rinse and repeat where necessary (I had to go through around 900 movies! )

(2012-07-08, 05:20)Deano316 Wrote: Whilst I carry on working this out, you may want to spend a bit if time tidying your .nfos. If you open a movie nfo, towards the bottom just under trailer and studio I think, you'll see the the video and audio sources. Change the video source to 'bluray' and save. If you refresh the movie in your library (when prompted select local) your source flag will change to bluray. Rinse and repeat where necessary (I had to go through around 900 movies! )

(2012-07-08, 13:21)dave2384 Wrote:

(2012-07-08, 05:20)Deano316 Wrote: Whilst I carry on working this out, you may want to spend a bit if time tidying your .nfos. If you open a movie nfo, towards the bottom just under trailer and studio I think, you'll see the the video and audio sources. Change the video source to 'bluray' and save. If you refresh the movie in your library (when prompted select local) your source flag will change to bluray. Rinse and repeat where necessary (I had to go through around 900 movies! )

I have just been going through a couple of my nfo files and noticed there are no <videosource> sections in any of them. Normally use ember media manager, looks like i might have to add them all myself.

(2012-07-08, 13:24)phil65 Wrote:

(2012-07-08, 13:21)dave2384 Wrote:

(2012-07-08, 05:20)Deano316 Wrote: Whilst I carry on working this out, you may want to spend a bit if time tidying your .nfos. If you open a movie nfo, towards the bottom just under trailer and studio I think, you'll see the the video and audio sources. Change the video source to 'bluray' and save. If you refresh the movie in your library (when prompted select local) your source flag will change to bluray. Rinse and repeat where necessary (I had to go through around 900 movies! )

I have just been going through a couple of my nfo files and noticed there are no <videosource> sections in any of them. Normally use ember media manager, looks like i might have to add them all myself.

no, we look for video source in filename, not in nfo file.

(2012-07-08, 14:25)Martijn Wrote: <codec>bluray</codec>
isn't a valid tag

<source>bluray</source>
would fit better however i don't think that is supported

(2012-07-08, 14:59)Deano316 Wrote: I was just editing the taglines and studios one day and saw one of the nfos looked liked that. Changed the a few others and it worked for me. The nfos in my library were created by XBMC, I don't use anything else.

(2012-07-08, 22:10)sergiocos Wrote: ok, let's try again! the nfo has NOTHING to do with the bluray image. there's nothing in the world that you can write inside the nfo to display the bluray icon. the only thing/hack it's to write the source inside the filename.
valid examples: bluray ,blu-ray ,bdrip ,brrip
as in
Drive.2011.BluRay.720p.x264.mkv

LE: Scratch that, i was wrong, seems like <codec>bluray</codec> displays the bluray icon, even bluray, dvd are not codecs. Strange, though. Anyway, using source in filename seems easier