Closed GoogleCodeExporter closed 9 years ago
Yes, this is currently on the TODO list.
Problem hereby is, that there is no specification how XBMC handles this.
(afaik XBMC only has the 5 US rating built in)
So, all other (localized) ratings are handled by the used SKIN (!)
Was reading the source of some of them, and i found following interpretation of
localized variants:
- 16
- FSK16
- FSK 16
- Rated 16
- Germany:16
- Germany:FSK16
- Germany:FSK 16
[...]
Every skin implemented different style, there seems not to be a common naming?!
So basically i'm not yet sure what to write into the NFO to fit them all...
(Country 2 char vs. Name? both? all known variants seperated by / ?)
What Skin are you using?
Original comment by myron0...@gmx.net
on 7 Feb 2013 at 9:31
I'm using Aeon MQ4 (MQ3 was the same) and this I know definately uses 'UK:'
prefix for UK certifications as this is what Ember Media Manager populates the
field with and it works correctly. I think other skins follow this convention
to.
As to support for other countries I guess it could be problematic if each skin
has different expectations. Maybe you go with a default prefix for each country
but have settings to allow the user to override that ?
Original comment by scottmpe...@gmail.com
on 8 Feb 2013 at 1:46
I would give a +1 for writing certifications the way like EMM did:
<country code (2 chars)>:<Rating (shortcode)>
example:
US:R
UK:18
DE:FSK16
But we would need some testimonials to see if (most of) the xbmc skins read it
the right way.
Original comment by manuel.l...@gmail.com
on 9 Feb 2013 at 10:22
implemented in r337
writing now all possible variants of movie certification to NFO
eg:
"DE:FSK 16 / DE:FSK16 / DE:16 / DE:ab 16"
"US:R / US:Rated R"
Checked the implementation of about 10 different skins, and mostly all parse
the MPAA field with some substring, so they should be happy :)
(unfortunately, not all)
Original comment by myron0...@gmx.net
on 11 Mar 2013 at 10:12
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
scottmpe...@gmail.com
on 7 Feb 2013 at 5:52