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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1288716" data-attributes="member: 141969">I note that you are using Argus TV. I am not familiar with that. Is it a TV Server that you use in place of MP's TV Server? If so, that may be a factor in what you are seeing.MP can display an OSD in the following situations:(1) While watching live TV.(2) While watching a TV recording stored in the &quot;Recorded TV&quot; folder.(3) While watching a TV recording stored in a &quot;Videos&quot; folder.The set of media-info icons shown is different in each case (although (2) and (3) differ by only one icon). This is what I see using &quot;Titan&quot; with the MP TV Server:[ATTACH]210105[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]210106[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]210107[/ATTACH]As an experiment, I would suggest trying the &quot;DefaultWideHD&quot; skin (DWHD), and takng a screen shot so that you can compare the icons that are visible. Note that each skin author can choose for himself what icon to display for each property, so the icons may be different even though the properties indicated are the same.For each panel, if the icons displayed by Titan are the same as those displayed by DWHD, there is nothing that you can do to cause more icons to be displayed. However, if Titan displays fewer icons than DWHD, it might be possible to add the missing icons to the relevant skin files. But this depends on how Argus TV affects this. It may be that it is Argus TV that restricts what is available. Also, I believe that Titan is no longer maintained, so you would need to make these changes yourself.Finally, I notice that your first screen shot has what looks to be an unsubstituted skin variable for the bit rate. In MP, the bit rate is available only for live TV, so is that a screen shot of live TV or of a recording stored in the &quot;Recorded TV&quot; folder?-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1288716, member: 141969"] I note that you are using Argus TV. I am not familiar with that. Is it a TV Server that you use in place of MP's TV Server? If so, that may be a factor in what you are seeing. MP can display an OSD in the following situations: (1) While watching live TV. (2) While watching a TV recording stored in the "Recorded TV" folder. (3) While watching a TV recording stored in a "Videos" folder. The set of media-info icons shown is different in each case (although (2) and (3) differ by only one icon). This is what I see using "Titan" with the MP TV Server: [ATTACH]210105[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]210106[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]210107[/ATTACH] As an experiment, I would suggest trying the "DefaultWideHD" skin (DWHD), and takng a screen shot so that you can compare the icons that are visible. Note that each skin author can choose for himself what icon to display for each property, so the icons may be different even though the properties indicated are the same. For each panel, if the icons displayed by Titan are the same as those displayed by DWHD, there is nothing that you can do to cause more icons to be displayed. However, if Titan displays [i]fewer[/i] icons than DWHD, it might be possible to add the missing icons to the relevant skin files. But this depends on how Argus TV affects this. It may be that it is Argus TV that restricts what is available. Also, I believe that Titan is no longer maintained, so you would need to make these changes yourself. Finally, I notice that your first screen shot has what looks to be an unsubstituted skin variable for the bit rate. In MP, the bit rate is available only for live TV, so is that a screen shot of live TV or of a recording stored in the "Recorded TV" folder? -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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