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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 830383" data-attributes="member: 18896">Those are dealt with via the MovingPictures skin file. The &quot;movingpictures.mediainfo.xml&quot; one to be exact.So it all depends on the skin you are using, then modify that file. Just be sure that some are fixed images that use 'visibility' conditions and others use labels, such as &quot;#MovingPictures.LocalMedia.videocodec.png&quot; that rely on the values provided by MediaInfo during import.Testing out mvCentral I actually realized I did not have a DefaultWide H264.png logo, so I quickly drummed up one.<img src="http://blixy.net/mp/DefaultWide/H264.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Funny that all this time I never noticed that one was missing in MovingPictures and MP-TVSeries, but in mvCentral all my musicvideo clips happen to be H.264 so it was very obvious that logo was missing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 830383, member: 18896"] Those are dealt with via the MovingPictures skin file. The "movingpictures.mediainfo.xml" one to be exact. So it all depends on the skin you are using, then modify that file. Just be sure that some are fixed images that use 'visibility' conditions and others use labels, such as "#MovingPictures.LocalMedia.videocodec.png" that rely on the values provided by MediaInfo during import. Testing out mvCentral I actually realized I did not have a DefaultWide H264.png logo, so I quickly drummed up one. [center][img]http://blixy.net/mp/DefaultWide/H264.png[/img][/center] Funny that all this time I never noticed that one was missing in MovingPictures and MP-TVSeries, but in mvCentral all my musicvideo clips happen to be H.264 so it was very obvious that logo was missing. [/QUOTE]

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