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<blockquote data-quote="slamdance" data-source="post: 419430" data-attributes="member: 79020">I just couldn't resist trying out the new version of the plugin, and I have to say it looks really promising. I really like the direction this plugin is heading.I'd have to say the hashing did seem a bit slower (only files located on the hard disk of the same pc), but it could just be my imagination.It's a shame anidb doesn't have a fixed size for the poster images. As it is now images are stretched to the filmposter size.&nbsp; A good example of this is <a href="http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=anime&amp;aid=5335" target="_blank">haruhi-chan</a>, as it has a square image.It was something I encountered while making the monochrome skin for v1 as well, it made it quite hard to correctly place the different controls.As most of the images have more or less the same resolution, there is always the solution to just edit the images manually when encountering a deformed one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="slamdance, post: 419430, member: 79020"] I just couldn't resist trying out the new version of the plugin, and I have to say it looks really promising. I really like the direction this plugin is heading. I'd have to say the hashing did seem a bit slower (only files located on the hard disk of the same pc), but it could just be my imagination. It's a shame anidb doesn't have a fixed size for the poster images. As it is now images are stretched to the filmposter size. A good example of this is [url=http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=anime&aid=5335]haruhi-chan[/url], as it has a square image. It was something I encountered while making the monochrome skin for v1 as well, it made it quite hard to correctly place the different controls. As most of the images have more or less the same resolution, there is always the solution to just edit the images manually when encountering a deformed one. [/QUOTE]

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