This is a note to myself and for anyone else interested in how the badges and ribbons are identified from movie files... Source refers to where the badge is identified from. If it comes from the Filename then the Poster Wall simply grabs it from characters in the filename, Player needs the movie to be opened before the badge will appear, and Poster is identified by the Poster Wall depending on how the movie is identified. Filename+Player requires the movie to be both tagged and opened. The audio badges fall into 2 categories where channels are missing or channels are specified. Code: Badge Source Filename Tag ----- ------ ------------ 4K Filename 2160 2K ? 1080 Player 720 Player SD Player HDR Player 23.976Hz Player 3D Filename 3D Bluray Filename iso DVD Filename DVD MKV Filename mkv TV Poster ISO Filename iso AVI Filename avi MP4 Filename mp4 AAC Filename AAC MP3 Filename MP3 AVC h.264 Filename+Player AVC HEVC h.265 Filename+Player HEVC VC-1 Filename VC-1 DTS Filename DTS DTS x.y Filename DTS x.y DTS HD Filename DTS-HD DTS-HD x.y Filename DTS-HD x.y DTS-X Filename DTS-X DTS-X x.y Filename DTS-X x.y Dolby Digital Filename Dolby Dolby Digital x.y Filename Dolby x.y Dolby TrueHD Filename Dolby TrueHD Dolby TrueHD x.y Filename TrueHD x.y Dolby Atmos Filename TrueHD Atmos Dolby Atmos x.y Filename TrueHD x.y Atmos Ribbons are shown for each movie on the wall depending on what the Poster picks up or a tag in the filename. Code: Ribbon Source Filename Tag ------ ------ ------------ Collection (Blue) Poster 4K (Yellow) Filename 2160 HD (Red) Filename 1080 BD (Dark Purple) Filename iso DVD (Dark Red) Filename DVD 3DBD (Green) Poster TV show (Purple) Poster UHD (Blue) ? ?
For me, the content of the film is more important than the icons. Recently came out a lot of interesting films. They're so addictive that you forget a lot about it.
