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<blockquote data-quote="lwerndly" data-source="post: 243998" data-attributes="member: 64817">yhoogi..1) ah yeah AniDB actually just provides the data in seconds. I didn't think to cater for hours, but will fix this one2) yeah I haven't tried that one before. My code is probably throwing an exception in the background as I was assuming an INT. I will look at that one as wellAd. Question - the plugin will download the images from AniDB and put them in the following folderC:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\thumbs\MyAnimeThumbsThe files have a name like5549_AniDB_Cover.jpgThe number prefixed is the AniDB ID for the series. If you want to replace the image from AniDB, you can simply replace this image.If you want to edit the database yourself you can use a tool like SQLIte Analyzer, The data should be pretty easy to understand.Once the series information (including image) has been retrieved and saved to the database, it is never over-written unless you reset the meta data.For banners, you will need to get them manually as per the ReadMe.kazuma6666...The size of the images are defined in the skin (xml) files. All the positioning is defined there.I used to have some code which over-wrote this, but you should be able to modify this if you want now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lwerndly, post: 243998, member: 64817"] [B]yhoogi[/B].. 1) ah yeah AniDB actually just provides the data in seconds. I didn't think to cater for hours, but will fix this one 2) yeah I haven't tried that one before. My code is probably throwing an exception in the background as I was assuming an INT. I will look at that one as well Ad. Question - the plugin will download the images from AniDB and put them in the following folder [I]C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\thumbs\MyAnimeThumbs[/I] The files have a name like [I]5549_AniDB_Cover.jpg[/I] The number prefixed is the AniDB ID for the series. If you want to replace the image from AniDB, you can simply replace this image. If you want to edit the database yourself you can use a tool like SQLIte Analyzer, The data should be pretty easy to understand. Once the series information (including image) has been retrieved and saved to the database, it is never over-written unless you reset the meta data. For banners, you will need to get them manually as per the ReadMe. [B]kazuma6666[/B]... The size of the images are defined in the skin (xml) files. All the positioning is defined there. I used to have some code which over-wrote this, but you should be able to modify this if you want now. [/QUOTE]

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