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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 1037642" data-attributes="member: 18896">Your situation is more multi-user based, which will be supported in MediaPortal v2. That version is already available in early-alpha and I know some people who run it, but it is not recommended for production.&nbsp;The beauty about an open source project like MediaPortal is that when something is not supported by default, there are still ways to make it happen if you put in the time and effort.&nbsp;So yes, indirectly what you want is already possible, but not by default and with MePo v2 on the way no time will probably be wasted to make it happen before then anyway. What you need is to edit the TVSeries.Skinsettings.xml file and add a workaround then to make a new logo appear that shows language of file based on folder.&nbsp;If MediaInfo had proper language support to detect on files, then this feature would have already been implemented, but it is a hot mess right now, so you are stuck wth icky workarounds, but considering you have the folder structure in place, it should be relativly easy. You will however have to do some research yourself, there is a gigantic amount of information available on how MP-TVSeries uses logos and what you can use, so read the wiki, forum, etc. Maybe you are lucky and somebody already has done what you seek and you can search for the forum post with the answer, or somebody else will read this and do it for you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 1037642, member: 18896"] Your situation is more multi-user based, which will be supported in MediaPortal v2. That version is already available in early-alpha and I know some people who run it, but it is not recommended for production. The beauty about an open source project like MediaPortal is that when something is not supported by default, there are still ways to make it happen if you put in the time and effort. So yes, indirectly what you want is already possible, but not by default and with MePo v2 on the way no time will probably be wasted to make it happen before then anyway. What you need is to edit the TVSeries.Skinsettings.xml file and add a workaround then to make a new logo appear that shows language of file based on folder. If MediaInfo had proper language support to detect on files, then this feature would have already been implemented, but it is a hot mess right now, so you are stuck wth icky workarounds, but considering you have the folder structure in place, it should be relativly easy. You will however have to do some research yourself, there is a gigantic amount of information available on how MP-TVSeries uses logos and what you can use, so read the wiki, forum, etc. Maybe you are lucky and somebody already has done what you seek and you can search for the forum post with the answer, or somebody else will read this and do it for you. [/QUOTE]

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