#Overlays not applying to 4K libraries
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Hi,
Recently I split my 4K content in separate libraries. I'm using the JMXD overlays but the score and media info only applies to my 1080p libraries and there is no overlays on my 4K libraries. Also, it does not seem to detect my 4K media, so now all overlays say that it is HD, but I would like it to say the resolution of the highest quality available. Can someone help me how to fix this? I have put my config in the attachment.
There is no mention of a separate 4K library in that config.
@crude matrix ^^
@crude matrix You need to list all the libraries you want Kometa to operate on in the config:
libraries:
Movies:
operations:
# ...REMOVED FOR SPACE...
- file: config/trakt_movie.yml
4K Movies: # << NAME OF YOUR 4K LIBRARY
operations:
# ...REMOVED FOR SPACE...
- file: config/trakt_movie.yml
...
Aah ofcourse, thanks a lot !
Is it possible that the 1080p version posters also show 4K if there is also a 4K version available?
Then I can see better from my homescreen if there is a 4K version, now everything just says HD
Only when I open the 4K library says 4K on the posters now
But prefer this if possible
The posters are library-specific, and if those are collections they are library-specific as well. It's not possible to do what you're asking.
Aah okay unfortunate, thanks for your answer
To be clear, this is a Plex thing, not something Kometa is causing or can do anything about.
cant I scan 4k library and save their tmdb keys and put 4k overlays on the 1080p library somehow?
Not within Kometa, no.
You could do that with the help of an external script:
Use an external script to look at what's in the 4K library and add a label to matching items in the 1080P library; base your "there's a 4K version" overlay on that label.
Hmm yes that makes sense. Do you know by any chance someone who has done this before in this community?
Not that specifically. It'd be a pretty simple script.
will try with chatgpt, thanks!
Here's one way to do it:
Attempting to connect to Plex server at: http://192.168.1.11:32400
Successfully connected to Plex server!
Found library: 'One-Movie' (Type: movie)
Found library: 'Movies' (Type: movie)
Gathering movies from 'One-Movie'...
Found 2 movies in 'One-Movie'.
--- Processing Movies for Labeling ---
Source: 'One-Movie' | Target: 'Movies' | Label: 'LABEL_TEST'
Checking 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' (2022) from 'One-Movie'...
- Attempting to match 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' using guid: imdb://tt6710474
- Found match: 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' (2022) in 'Movies'.
- 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' already has label 'LABEL_TEST'. Skipping.
--- Processing Complete ---
Successfully applied label 'LABEL_TEST' to 0 matching movies.
oh wow amazing thanks a lot! will try it out when back home
do you know how I can relplace the 1080 png with the 1080p overlay with the JMXD media_info.yml based on the labels I have given with the python script? Because now it initially still applies the 1080p png with the JMXD script right?
appreciate your help a lot btw, has gotten me to a pex media server I'm very happy with!
I don't know anything about those jmxd overlays. At a minimum you will need to modify whatever criteria is in use now to instead search for the label.
antwanchild used !aenh
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