DialogPlayerProcessInfo
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Hi, is it possible to build Estuary's DialogPlayerProcessInfo into the Confluence skin in Kodi 19 now some things aren't quite right?
In Kodi 18 everything is fine.
Hi @kengithub9
Can you please explain in detail what isn't quite right?
For me they display the exact same info, but in different places.
CONFLUENCE
ESTUARY
I had downloaded a modified version with more info from CoreElec forum where some words have been dropped that are in the other skin. I have my version below, maybe you can check what's missing?
So you want us to add something to Confluence that is a mod of Estuary?
Nowadays that info is standard in the skin of Kodi 19,
but I don't understand the codes myself, so maybe you can add it in the skin.
you should tell exactly which info you miss. uploading zip files or say coreelec has this, is not helpful.
Info for display mode, pixel format and EOFT & Gamut.
average bitrate for audio en video.
Nowadays that info is standard in the skin of Kodi 19,
But it's not in Estuary!
Please post a screenshot.
Here are screenshots of how I see it.
The red touched is what is not quite right.
It could be that way.
I can't even find those labels in the wiki?
That's strange, then people added it themselves.
Here the codes they used:
Window(10000).Property(amlogic.DisplayMode)
Window(10000).Property(amlogic.ColourDepth)
Window(10000).Property(amlogic.ColourSpace)
Window(10000).Property(amlogic.ColourRange)
Window(10000).Property(amlogic.EOTF)
Window(10000).Property(amlogic.Colourimetry)
Those are window properties that have either been set by a script or are CoreElec specific.
All those properties are added by a custom script:
https://discourse.coreelec.org/t/amlogic-color-space-depth-information-addon/4675
If they exist somewhere, it's because someone has added the script and made custom skin xml files.
Nothing of this is built into Kodi.
If the info has disappeared, maybe the script has not been ported to Python 3.
I get it, and I thought it wouldn't be standard in kodi, but it could also be that kodi19 has changed many things, causing many things to stop working.
Addons have to be ported to Python 3 to work in Kodi 19.
If the script, providing these info labels, doesn't work in Kodi 19, you should contact the developer.
Closing this as we're definitely not going to add labels from a 3rd party script.