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<blockquote data-quote="trevor" data-source="post: 569644" data-attributes="member: 25806">This would work, well it requires #percentage as this is the way the stars should be done..Problem - imagelist does not scale, what looks good on 1280x720 screen will move about on a 1920x1080 or 1366x768 (might have that last res wrong).&nbsp;For fullscreen we might away with going back to this control but I know this does not work on the non-fullscreen versions. I run my dev systems windowed at 1280x720 and then test my moving to my live HTPC on a fullHD (1920x1080) screen...in this case the tracklkist stars stay where they but personal rating stars go walkabout!&nbsp;The idea for using mstar#Play.Current.Rating in an image tag is because this scales...but as you say there maybe is a bug in that as it is only set when you first start playing a track but is not set on track changes.&nbsp;Stuck between and rock and hard place with this....will do some more investigation..suggestions welcome from all..&nbsp;Cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trevor, post: 569644, member: 25806"] This would work, well it requires #percentage as this is the way the stars should be done..Problem - imagelist does not scale, what looks good on 1280x720 screen will move about on a 1920x1080 or 1366x768 (might have that last res wrong). For fullscreen we might away with going back to this control but I know this does not work on the non-fullscreen versions. I run my dev systems windowed at 1280x720 and then test my moving to my live HTPC on a fullHD (1920x1080) screen...in this case the tracklkist stars stay where they but personal rating stars go walkabout! The idea for using mstar#Play.Current.Rating in an image tag is because this scales...but as you say there maybe is a bug in that as it is only set when you first start playing a track but is not set on track changes. Stuck between and rock and hard place with this....will do some more investigation..suggestions welcome from all.. Cheers [/QUOTE]

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