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<blockquote data-quote="marvenius" data-source="post: 364011" data-attributes="member: 82232">that's right explodedk, but that was not my intention.With the current setup and without customizing source code or implementing mediainfo.dll (if this even can recognize embedded language streams ;-) )at least Felias has a visual indication of what language is -originally- spoken in the movie.And i know of the German dubbing fetish.... Somehow they just love incorrect lip syncs <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />[USER=82041]Felias[/USER],these are only text labels. Currently there are no formatting rules (like in MP-TVSeries, that can show an image based on mediainfo(.dll) or a database valueYou may work around this by using image labels and creating a bunch of images:so #MovingPictures.Selectedmovie.language.png (or jpg)could resolve to English.png or German.png (a google query for country flags should do that trick, just verify the correct filename)This is however not tested by me, just provided as alternative (and to be verified)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="marvenius, post: 364011, member: 82232"] that's right explodedk, but that was not my intention. With the current setup and without customizing source code or implementing mediainfo.dll (if this even can recognize embedded language streams ;-) ) at least Felias has a visual indication of what language is -originally- spoken in the movie. And i know of the German dubbing fetish.... Somehow they just love incorrect lip syncs :) [USER=82041]Felias[/USER], these are only text labels. Currently there are no formatting rules (like in MP-TVSeries, that can show an image based on mediainfo(.dll) or a database value You may work around this by using image labels and creating a bunch of images: so #MovingPictures.Selectedmovie.language.png (or jpg) could resolve to English.png or German.png (a google query for country flags should do that trick, just verify the correct filename) This is however not tested by me, just provided as alternative (and to be verified) [/QUOTE]

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