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First all, amazing Kometa provids as a solution for my desire to have overlays on top of my plex media. So thank you all the devs for the hardwork.
However, I have been struggling a bit on a specific issue for the past 2 days, with chatgpt and reddit and kometa wiki combined I am still not able to fix it. So posting this here hoping somebody could give me a pointers.
I have uplaoded the 3 YML files i am currently using and it works well thus far for putting overlay as I wanted on movies as well as TV show on a show level, where the config file is the main KOMETA config file that points to audience_rating that pulls the audience and critic rating info and media_info2 file pulling resolution as well as cuple of tages on video format in terms of HDR/DV and HDR+DV.
However, i am having a lot of troubles getting the same to apply to both season and episode level. I understand you need to specify the builder_level to both season and episode. However, I have tried adding something alone the line of below, but for the love of god i could not get it to work.
builder_level:
- movie
- show
- season
- episode
At the end of the day, I just want the exiting YML set up, which works to extend to season and episode level as well. Could someone kindly help?
solar epoch
Further, my setup is Kometa official Unraid image connected to my Unraid plex server.
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solar epoch
@junior tulip not sure if I followed the rules of posting exactly, its tiny bit confusing for me, so if could kindly help and give mea few pointers, that'd be great. thanks in advnace!
junior tulip
Each overlay gets one builder level.
If you want the same overlay at multiple levels you need multiple copies, one set to each level.
If you used ChatGPT to generate any yaml for Kometa, chances are it's nonsense that won't work.
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Thanks for using Kometa (not with AI)
junior tulip
I would suggest starting small as you figure out how it works before diving in with the complicated setups you have above.
For example, the minimal "4K at all three levels" overlay:
overlays:
4K-show:
plex_search:
all:
resolution: 4K
overlay:
name: 4K-show
file: config/overlays/4K.png
4K-season:
builder_level: season
plex_search:
all:
resolution: 4K
overlay:
name: 4K-season
file: config/overlays/4K.png
4K-episode:
builder_level: episode
plex_search:
all:
resolution: 4K
overlay:
name: 4K-episode
file: config/overlays/4K.png
Of course that could be templated to avoid the duplication, but clarity over all to start.
solar epoch
thank you so much for your quick reply. really appreciate it
I have the config file calling the other two YML, one for media info like HDR and resolution and one for rating.
and it is templated at the moment that it works for movie and show level just not episode and season level.
Any chance you could take a look at my files and tell me where I should implment the builder level stuff, is it in the main config file or in the two files that the main config file is referencing?
e.g. this is how i do the overlay file for ratings that is called from the main config.yml
junior tulip
I have the config file calling the other two YML, one for media info like HDR an...
there is an example directly above the question.
solar epoch
'''
templates:
audience_rating:
default:
horizontal_offset: 50
horizontal_align: right
vertical_offset: 50
vertical_align: bottom
conditionals:
files:
conditions:
- key: rating_score_high_backdrop
value: config/overlays/images/audience_score/audience_score_high.png
- key: rating_score_mid_backdrop
value: config/overlays/images/audience_score/audience_score_mid.png
- key: rating_score_low_backdrop
value: config/overlays/images/audience_score/audience_score_low.png
ratings:
conditions:
- key: [rating_score_high, rating_score_high_backdrop]
value: 8.0
- key: [rating_score_mid, rating_score_mid_backdrop]
value: 6.0
- key: [rating_score_low, rating_score_low_backdrop]
value: 0
names:
default: <<overlay_name>>
conditions:
- key: [rating_score_high, rating_score_mid, rating_score_low]
value: text(<<rating>>)
optional:
- file
- builder_level
plex_search:
all:
any:
- audience_rating.gte: 0
- critic_rating.gte: 0
builder_level: movie, show, season, episode
overlay:
name: <<names>>
group: <<group>>
weight: <<weight>>
file: <<files>>
horizontal_offset: <<horizontal_offset>>
horizontal_align: <<horizontal_align>>
vertical_offset: <<vertical_offset>>
vertical_align: <<vertical_align>>
back_width: 140
back_height: 80
back_align: center
font_color: "#111111"
font: config/overlays/fonts/AvenirNextLTPro-Bold.ttf
font_size: 68
'''
junior tulip
Again, this:
builder_level: movie, show, season, episode
is not valid, as shown in the example I provided just above.
solar epoch
okay. thank you once again,
So taking that into consideration. how should i go about using buildlevel as a variable with a list of possible values. and force the YMl file to cycle through them?
overlay:
name: <<names>>
group: <<group>>
weight: <<weight>>
file: <<files>>
builder_level: movie
horizontal_offset: <<horizontal_offset>>
horizontal_align: <<horizontal_align>>
vertical_offset: <<vertical_offset>>
vertical_align: <<vertical_align>>
back_width: 140
back_height: 80
back_align: center
font_color: "#111111"
font: config/overlays/fonts/AvenirNextLTPro-Bold.ttf
font_size: 68
Then copy paste that 3 more time to add show, season and episode each as a block?
it really took me 2 days to get to where i am, where it mostly works. So i'd really hate to start from scratch all over again. thank you for your patience
junior tulip
YML has no looping structure.
As I have shown above, if you want the same overlay at three different levels, you will need three copies of that overlay, each set to the target level
solar epoch
Gotcha.
junior tulip
You can set that with a template variable, of course, but you cannot get away from needing a spearate overlay for each level.
solar epoch
understood so copy paste the above 4 times, one each, where the only difference is th builder_level line, and one block each for movie, show, season and episode
junior tulip
understood so copy paste the above 4 times, one each, where the only difference ...
It would be far fewer lines to do all that in the template rather than copy-paste 16 lines four times.
Also, formatting this stuff as code makes it much simpler to read. There's no way to know if any of this YAML is valid with discord messing with the formatting.
solar epoch
yes sir
i googled how to do that in discore
then proceeding in failling in formating syntax
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Thanks for using Kometa
junior tulip
It's already defined as a template variable in what you show above:
optional:
- file
- builder_level
templates:
audience_rating:
default:
horizontal_offset: 50
horizontal_align: right
vertical_offset: 50
vertical_align: bottom
conditionals:
files:
conditions:
- key: rating_score_high_backdrop
value: config/overlays/images/audience_score/audience_score_high.png
- key: rating_score_mid_backdrop
value: config/overlays/images/audience_score/audience_score_mid.png
- key: rating_score_low_backdrop
value: config/overlays/images/audience_score/audience_score_low.png
ratings:
conditions:
- key: [rating_score_high, rating_score_high_backdrop]
value: 8.0
- key: [rating_score_mid, rating_score_mid_backdrop]
value: 6.0
- key: [rating_score_low, rating_score_low_backdrop]
value: 0
names:
default: <<overlay_name>>
conditions:
- key: [rating_score_high, rating_score_mid, rating_score_low]
value: text(<<rating>>)
optional:
- file
- builder_level
plex_search:
all:
any:
- audience_rating.gte: 0
- critic_rating.gte: 0
builder_level: movie, show, season, episode
overlay:
name: <<names>>
group: <<group>>
weight: <<weight>>
file: <<files>>
horizontal_offset: <<horizontal_offset>>
horizontal_align: <<horizontal_align>>
vertical_offset: <<vertical_offset>>
vertical_align: <<vertical_align>>
back_width: 140
back_height: 80
back_align: center
font_color: "#111111"
font: config/overlays/fonts/AvenirNextLTPro-Bold.ttf
font_size: 68
Thank you sir
reef quiver
I’ll repeat what carrot said. You CANNOT use builder_level the way you have above
junior tulip
You keep doing this:
builder_level: movie, show, season, episode
Which is NOT VALID
solar epoch
Got that sir.
junior tulip
I've given you a specific example above, yet you keep ignoring it.
solar epoch
no no. i just copy pasted that to try to show that as code as oppose to comments
i understood it wont work the way i did
my bad
junior tulip
All we can go by is what you post here, so when you post that again after being told mulitple times that it isn't valid, what are we to think?
solar epoch
u think i am a dumbass
junior tulip
No, it just seems like you aren't reading what we're posting, which gets frustrating.
solar epoch
overlay:
builder_level: movie
name: <<names>>
group: <<group>>
weight: <<weight>>
file: <<files>>
horizontal_offset: <<horizontal_offset>>
horizontal_align: <<horizontal_align>>
vertical_offset: <<vertical_offset>>
vertical_align: <<vertical_align>>
back_width: 140
back_height: 80
back_align: center
font_color: "#111111"
font: config/overlays/fonts/AvenirNextLTPro-Bold.ttf
font_size: 68
builder_level: show
name: <<names>>
group: <<group>>
weight: <<weight>>
file: <<files>>
horizontal_offset: <<horizontal_offset>>
horizontal_align: <<horizontal_align>>
vertical_offset: <<vertical_offset>>
vertical_align: <<vertical_align>>
back_width: 140
back_height: 80
back_align: center
font_color: "#111111"
font: config/overlays/fonts/AvenirNextLTPro-Bold.ttf
font_size: 68
builder_level: season
name: <<names>>
group: <<group>>
weight: <<weight>>
file: <<files>>
horizontal_offset: <<horizontal_offset>>
horizontal_align: <<horizontal_align>>
vertical_offset: <<vertical_offset>>
vertical_align: <<vertical_align>>
back_width: 140
back_height: 80
back_align: center
font_color: "#111111"
font: config/overlays/fonts/AvenirNextLTPro-Bold.ttf
font_size: 68
builder_level: episode
name: <<names>>
group: <<group>>
weight: <<weight>>
file: <<files>>
horizontal_offset: <<horizontal_offset>>
horizontal_align: <<horizontal_align>>
vertical_offset: <<vertical_offset>>
vertical_align: <<vertical_align>>
back_width: 140
back_height: 80
back_align: center
font_color: "#111111"
font: config/overlays/fonts/AvenirNextLTPro-Bold.ttf
font_size: 68 ```so this should work?
ofc deleting the line of builder_level: movie, show, season, episode which as you said, is simply wrong
junior tulip
invalid syntax.
This is the template. Later in the file is a list of overlays which is where you leverage the template and set variables.
solar epoch
okay....
junior tulip
This is why I suggested starting small to build up an understanding of the format.
solar epoch
okay. thank you for your help.
I think this is slightly above my level. perhaps it is not designed for folks of my level of general tehcnical understnaindg...
thank you for your help nevertheless
i think i am just gonna give up and stop wasting your time now.
junior tulip
overlays:
4K-show:
plex_search:
all:
resolution: 4K
overlay:
name: 4K-show
file: config/overlays/4K.png
4K-season:
builder_level: season
plex_search:
all:
resolution: 4K
overlay:
name: 4K-season
file: config/overlays/4K.png
4K-episode:
builder_level: episode
plex_search:
all:
resolution: 4K
overlay:
name: 4K-episode
file: config/overlays/4K.png
vs:
templates:
base:
optional:
- builder_level
builder_level: <<builder_level>>
plex_search:
all:
resolution: 4K
overlay:
name: 4K-<<builder_level>>
file: config/overlays/4K.png
overlays:
4K-show:
template:
name: base
4K-season:
template:
name: base
builder_level: season
4K-episode:
template:
name: base
builder_level: episode
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solar epoch
this is exactly what i needed. realyl aprrecaite it.
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