Kodi app 19.1 mod#

Kodi app 19.1 mod#

Since many of us use silent channels to fix playback of quad files on many AVRs I have also added a new variable used in this mod named 'QQNoOfChannelsFromPathvar'. In Windows they are seen as the same file. NOTE: In Linux and Android filenames are case sensitive (Example: FileName.png is not the same as filename.png). So its easy to add a new rule (copy a line and modify) or to change a rule to check for different text value or use a different logo file. The condition (test) means: If the current playing file's folder path contains the word 'SACD' then return the logo file name 'SACD.png' from the logo folder. That means the first match is used, hence the order of rules above. This works as a stacked rule list, when run each rule is sequentially tested, top down, and if its condition is True the value is returned and no further rules are tested. This is what the current variable definition is for 'QQCodecFromPathvar' is: (you must restart Kodi for any changes to be applied). This is just a simple xml text file that can be edited easily. The Variables.xml file contains the rules for selecting the desired logo based on a user defined string (text) in the rule condition. Users can modify the 'rules' I've defined and/or modify/add new logos to the QQ Logos folder (named QQcodec) in the skin folder: You will need to rescan your Music Library in Kodi for it to see the any albums with changed folder names. Valid Codecs are in the Rules section below and are user definable. So no need to re-tag any music files, just add a ‘codec/format’ to the folder name. This is where support for common network formats like Windows file sharing (SMB) and macOS file sharing (AFP) comes in especially handy. This mod will display logos by reading certain user defined text from the album folder name. Kodi was primarily designed for network playback, which makes it an ideal solution for accessing networked content. If you use any of the bold ' keywords' below in your album folder name the mod will do the work.