jellyfin / jellyfin-webos

WebOS Client for Jellyfin
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Question jellyfin-web #26

Closed iNfRaSoNiC13 closed 3 years ago

iNfRaSoNiC13 commented 4 years ago

Hello, there is no issue I've tested it and its working great. I have a question ( I am really new to all of this) , how to accesses and change manually some of the setting from jellyfin-web/src directory? I

ferferga commented 4 years ago

@iNfRaSoNiC13 What are you trying to do?

iNfRaSoNiC13 commented 4 years ago

I am trying to edit some of the subtitles settings which are located in src Folder.

ferferga commented 4 years ago

@iNfRaSoNiC13 Why you want to do it in the code instead of the user settings? There are no settings for subtitles in src, they are just the web assets that make the web client work. Settings are stored in your browser, alongside your session data.

iNfRaSoNiC13 commented 4 years ago

@iNfRaSoNiC13 Why you want to do it in the code instead of the user settings? There are no settings for subtitles in src, they are just the web assets that make the web client work. Settings are stored in your browser, alongside your session data.

I did the same with my Samsung TVs. The reason is because there is a bug with the small subtitles size which you can see here - https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-web/pull/1408 Also I am adding different shadow for the subtitles. Anyway if this is not possible for WebOS I'll move forward, thanks for your answers.

dmitrylyzo commented 4 years ago

WebOS app is just a wrapper. The difference with Tizen is that WebOS loads site directly from your server. So any changes on server will be visible on LG TV.

iNfRaSoNiC13 commented 4 years ago

WebOS app is just a wrapper. The difference with Tizen is that WebOS loads site directly from your server. So any changes on server will be visible on LG TV.

Now I get it. Thanks for the explanation.