(2015-07-25, 17:35)Gade Wrote: Could you please try out the same in Aeon Nox 5 skin and let me know how things look. I know there's full support for nodes.

(2015-07-25, 17:35)Gade Wrote: EDIT: I have just added support for custom submenus in the System category. If you install my repo, you will get the update very soon

(2015-07-30, 16:43)TeflonDog Wrote:

(2015-07-25, 17:35)Gade Wrote: Could you please try out the same in Aeon Nox 5 skin and let me know how things look. I know there's full support for nodes.

I haven't got that working in Aeon Nox 5 either. So I must be missing something. But having them directly from the main menu seems preferable to me so no worries.

(2015-07-30, 17:54)styoda Wrote: Hi,

Just like to say, great skin, love it.

I've just built my HTPC which will be replacing my TViX box.

I'm not sure if this has been suggested or not, but is it possible to add in UK certification for the movies? I've tried movie scrapers but I can't get them to work.
May be an option to add the certification logo manually, I do this already with Yadis and my TViX box.

(2015-08-01, 18:10)robmich Wrote: Your skin is getting better and better.... One question, on the "all channels" screen, there is a color bar graphic. Is it possible to either make that graphic dynamic, changing as you scroll through the channels or to have it rotate through a folder of graphics, fan art etc.

Thanks

Rob

(2015-07-30, 21:34)Gade Wrote: Hi Scott.

Thanks a bunch for the kind words. Welcome to Kodi and the Rapier skin. Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions

UK BBFC ratings are already possible.

I suggest you use the Universal Movie Scraper for scraping your movie library.

Go to the settings of this add-on -> Rating -> Preferred Certification Country and select UK. Click the button Certification Prefix and write UK:

You need to re-scrape your movies to get the new certification.

Cheers
Gade

(2015-08-01, 23:08)styoda Wrote: Hi Gade,

I tried what you suggested but not all the movies show the UK certification on the main Mive page, but if you go into the "Movie Information" section the MPAA rating shows the certification.

(2015-08-01, 23:08)styoda Wrote: I'm using OpenElec V6 (V5.95.3), could this have something to do with this issue?

(2015-08-01, 23:08)styoda Wrote: Is it possible to add a button or something to allow the user to change the certification manually and then this would show up on the the main page?

(2015-08-02, 03:28)robmich Wrote: Hi Rob.

I guess I can make a skin setting for a single user defined image or a folder for multiple images. Which one would you prefer?

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A folder for multiple would be outstanding...

Rob

(2015-08-02, 11:19)Gade Wrote: Hi Scott.

You have to provide more info than that - maybe some screenshots?

Do you see some but not all of the UK certification media flags in the library view?

In the movie information window, do you see the UK ratings as a media flag or as a label (like director etc.)? The rating media flags also appear in the movie information window.

(2015-08-03, 20:07)styoda Wrote: Hi Gade,

Hopefully this will explain it better.

This is what I can see when the UK certification is picked up on the library view. This shows PG at the bottom right hand corner.

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Hope this helps,
Best regards
Scott

1. Go to your movie media source and click "Change Content" from the context menu.
   
2. Choose Universal Movie Scraper as your scraper. If you don't see that, click "Get More..." and download it. Select it as your scraper afterwards.
   
3. Go to the configuration of Universal Movie Scraper and select the Rating menu.
   
4. Click "Preferred certification country" and select UK.
   
5. Click "Certification Prefix" and write "UK:". It is extremely important that you write it exactly like that (without "").
   
6. You need to rescrape all your movies for the scraper to pickup the new information. This means that you either need to delete them and rescrape your entire library, or do it individually by selecting the movie information window and hit "Refresh".
   

(2015-08-03, 20:55)Gade Wrote: I think perhaps you missed number 5 in the above list, as the certification prefix in your movie information window is "Rated " - which applies to US ratings.

(2015-08-03, 23:16)styoda Wrote:

(2015-08-03, 20:55)Gade Wrote: I think perhaps you missed number 5 in the above list, as the certification prefix in your movie information window is "Rated " - which applies to US ratings.

Hi Gade,

You are correct, I didn't do number 5
All working perfectly now

Thanks very much,

Best regards
Scott