[garyi]

Reloading causes some significant issues, ie. in stark clicking on reload for a specific film does to result in it looking for the film but for a film called 'video ts' and as stark has no option to do it manually you are stuffed.

Further more reload only seems to be available on the actual film, am I supposed to reload 300 films one after the other?

I have been told simply updating the library will do it.

It does not.

[garyi]

Oh sorry just read the bit about set content.

I have not tried this an will try now.

[garyi]

Tried that, it reloaded everything, but did not work.

Damn this is frustrating. I don't even want them that much but now its annoying me.

Edit to add that actually 'Dolby digital' appeared on alien3 but it no longer shows the film company.

Sigh.

[PiNCH]

Have you added 'bluray' to the file?

I actually missed your previous post about that before I wrote the last post...

I tried adding "-BluRay" and ".BluRay" to the file name (Some Movie (2009).BluRay.mkv), but nothing changed.

[stoli]

Reloading causes some significant issues, ie. in stark clicking on reload for a specific film does to result in it looking for the film but for a film called 'video ts' and as stark has no option to do it manually you are stuffed.

You mentioned video_ts folder; it sounds like you have straight rips of your dvd's and not avi/mkv/iso files of them. If that is the case, I don't think media flag updater will work for you. You may want to try Media Info Plus instead.

-stoli-

[garyi]

Ah OK, I must have missed this restriction.

I tried MIP a couple of times but it was far to crashy so I gave up with it.

[PiNCH]

Okay, with the Media Flag Updater, it was able to read the source off of the dirname - BluRay is finally showing!

I was wondering one thing, though; wouldn't it be possible to just edit the Includes_MediaFlags.xml where it says:

Code:

- <control type="group">
  <posx>190</posx>
- <control type="image">
  <include>Furniture_ShowcaseMediaFlagsVars</include>
  <texture>flags/defaultsource.png</texture>
  <visible>!Control.IsVisible(82) + !Skin.HasSetting(nodefaultflags)</visible>
  </control>
- <control type="image" id="82">
  <include>Furniture_ShowcaseMediaFlagsVars</include>
  <texture>flags/hddvd.png</texture>
  <visible>substring(listitem.filename,hddvd)</visible>
  </control>
- <control type="image" id="82">
  <include>Furniture_ShowcaseMediaFlagsVars</include>
  <texture>flags/bluray.png</texture>
  <visible>substring(listitem.filename,bluray)</visible>
  </control>
- <control type="image" id="82">
  <include>Furniture_ShowcaseMediaFlagsVars</include>
  <texture>flags/dvd.png</texture>
  <visible>substring(listitem.filename,sddvd)</visible>
  </control>
- <control type="image" id="82">
  <include>Furniture_ShowcaseMediaFlagsVars</include>
  <texture>flags/hdtv.png</texture>
  <visible>substring(listitem.filename,hdtv)</visible>
  </control>
  </control>

And point it to the dirname instead of the filename? What would point it to the dirname anyway? I guess not "dirname", right?