IntroductionMovieJukebox can use tags in the filename of a video to determine the language of the video. If the property filename.scanner.language.detection is set in the moviejukebox.properties file, then the tags below will show a language flag on the poster artwork. The flag artwork will be taken from the skin\resources\languages directory with the filename of language.png. ExampleIf the filename is videoname.HEBREW.mkv then the file skin\resources\languages\Hebrew.png will be applied to the poster. Adding New LanguagesThere are two properties that control the languages that are detected by MovieJukebox. The first lists the languages that are detected and the second lists the codes that are used to detect that language. Propertiesfilename.scanner.language.keywordsList the languages that you want to detect in this property. The values you specify in this property will also determine the name of the language flag file that is applied to the thumbnail and poster if required. See these properties: thumbnails.language & posters.language These keywords MUST NOT have spaces in them. For example filename.scanner.language.keywords=MyLanguage filename.scanner.language.<Language>For each of the language codes listed in the filename.scanner.language.keywords property above, there needs to be a corresponding set of values defined in these properties. From the example above you would create the following property: filename.scanner.language.MyLanguage=MYL,Myl,myl,MyLanguage,mylanguage |
How do you add a language ?? ive added the flag allread but where to add language abreviations?
It requires a code change at the moment, please log an issue for it
How can you add language abbrevation in a multi-part filename? Which is the right order? CD1.EN or EN.CD1? or something else? Thanks
filename.en.CD1?.mkv, etc.
If we have 2 audio track (english and French), how do we name it ? filename.ENGLISH.FRENCH.mkv ?
Hi, many french movies have a FRE language that is not understood by the code
We use the ISO 639 codes in YAMJ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes
too bad for me fre is in the 639-2 codes list