jhn322
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1 month ago Version Number
2.0.1 (Docker)
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master
Describe the Bug
Problem The current implementation of the genre script presents a discrepancy in image matching when integrating with Plex overlay. Specifically, when searching for a poster image, the script expects filenames with capital letters at the beginning, whereas the images stored in the "posters" folder lack this capitalization.
As a result, when integrated into Plex, the overlay does not appropriately modify the poster images, leading to inconsistencies in the visual presentation of media content.
Expected Behavior The genre script should seamlessly match poster images with their corresponding genres in Plex overlay, ensuring consistent modification and presentation of media content.
Steps to Reproduce Integrate the genre script into Plex overlay. Navigate to media content with various genres. Observe how the script attempts to modify poster images based on genre metadata.
Proposed Solution Adjust the genre script to accommodate the naming convention of poster images stored in the assets folder. This might involve modifying the script to recognize both capitalized and non-capitalized filenames, ensuring compatibility with the existing image assets.
Thanks a lot for the fantastic work! :)
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Hi!
From what I can see by looking at the posters folder on GitHub many poster names don't match to those I have locally, not just genres. Several months back I fixed the naming for all posters on my end, with capitalized first letter, no caps etc. But it seems git didn't update these changes when i pushed them (maybe cause it's the exact same file?).
I have now readded the entire posters and overlays folder with the correct names corresponding to the script names. You should be all good after replacing all posters and rerunning the config.
Thanks for bringing it to my attention and please do tell if there is any other discrepancies :)
bonfiglioalessio
Version Number
2.0.1 (Docker)
What branch are you on?
master
Describe the Bug
Problem The current implementation of the genre script presents a discrepancy in image matching when integrating with Plex overlay. Specifically, when searching for a poster image, the script expects filenames with capital letters at the beginning, whereas the images stored in the "posters" folder lack this capitalization.
As a result, when integrated into Plex, the overlay does not appropriately modify the poster images, leading to inconsistencies in the visual presentation of media content.
Expected Behavior The genre script should seamlessly match poster images with their corresponding genres in Plex overlay, ensuring consistent modification and presentation of media content.
Steps to Reproduce Integrate the genre script into Plex overlay. Navigate to media content with various genres. Observe how the script attempts to modify poster images based on genre metadata.
Proposed Solution Adjust the genre script to accommodate the naming convention of poster images stored in the assets folder. This might involve modifying the script to recognize both capitalized and non-capitalized filenames, ensuring compatibility with the existing image assets.
Thanks a lot for the fantastic work! :)
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