HOW-TO:Remove media flags in Confluence

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HOW-TO:Remove media flags in Confluence

This tutorial will show how to remove media flags from the video library views. This is achieved by editing ViewsFileMode.xml and ViewsVideoLibrary.xml.

List

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  Original TV List view

• 

  MOD

A. Open the file ViewsFileMode.xml. The file starts with <include name="CommonRootView">, which is the include section for the List view.
B. Find <itemlayout height="40" width="580"> in the include section.
C. Find following code in the itemlayout section and comment it out. It shows media flags (SD/HD) when the selection isn't on the row.

<control type="image">
	<left>625</left>
	<top>8</top>
	<width>40</width>
	<height>26</height>
	<texture>$VAR[MediaInfoOverlayVar]</texture>
	<aspectratio>keep</aspectratio>
	<visible>Window.IsVisible(Videos) + [Container.Content(Movies) | Container.Content(Sets) | Container.Content(Episodes) | Container.Content(MusicVideos)]</visible>
</control>

D. Find <focusedlayout height="40" width="580"> in the CommonRootView include section.
E. Find following code in the focusedlayout section and comment it out. It shows media flags (SD/HD) count when the selection is on the row.

<control type="image">
	<left>625</left>
	<top>8</top>
	<width>40</width>
	<height>26</height>
	<texture>$VAR[MediaInfoOverlayVar]</texture>
	<aspectratio>keep</aspectratio>
	<visible>Window.IsVisible(Videos) + [Container.Content(Movies) | Container.Content(Sets) | Container.Content(Episodes) | Container.Content(MusicVideos)]</visible>
</control>

Big list

• 

  Original TV Big list

• 

  MOD

A. Open the file ViewsFileMode.xml. Find <include name="FullWidthList">, which is the include section for the Big list view.

B. Find <itemlayout height="40" width="1080"> in the include section.

C. Find following code in the itemlayout section and comment it out. It shows media flags (SD/HD) when the selection isn't on the row.

<control type="image">
	<left>1010</left>
	<top>8</top>
	<width>40</width>
	<height>26</height>
	<texture>$VAR[MediaInfoOverlayVar]</texture>
	<aspectratio>keep</aspectratio>
	<visible>Window.IsVisible(Videos) + [Container.Content(Movies) | Container.Content(Sets) | Container.Content(Episodes) | Container.Content(MusicVideos)]</visible>
</control>

D. Find <focusedlayout height="40" width="1080"> in the FullWidthList include section.

E. Find following code in the focusedlayout section and comment it out. It shows media flags (SD/HD) when the selection is on the row.

<control type="image">
	<left>1010</left>
	<top>8</top>
	<width>40</width>
	<height>26</height>
	<texture>$VAR[MediaInfoOverlayVar]</texture>
	<aspectratio>keep</aspectratio>
	<visible>Window.IsVisible(Videos) + [Container.Content(Movies) | Container.Content(Sets) | Container.Content(Episodes) | Container.Content(MusicVideos)]</visible>
</control>

Poster wrap

• 

  Original Poster wrap view

• 

  MOD, media flags removed

• 

  MOD, media flags and runtime removed

A. Open the file ViewsVideoLibrary.xml. The file starts with <include name="PosterWrapView"> which is the include section for the Poster wrap view.

B. Find the following code in the include section.

<control type="group">
	<visible>Control.IsVisible(501) + [Container.Content(Movies) | Container.Content(Sets)]</visible>

C. Find the following code in the control section and comment it out. It'll remove the media flags from the movie library (the TV library don't have media flags in the Poster wrap view).

<control type="grouplist">
	<description>Media Codec Flagging Images</description>
	<left>0</left>
	<top>610</top>
	<width>1280</width>
	<align>center</align>
	<itemgap>2</itemgap>
	<orientation>horizontal</orientation>
	<include>VideoCodecFlaggingConditions</include>
	<include>AudioCodecFlaggingConditions</include>
	<include>AudioChannelsFlaggingConditions</include>
	<include>AspectCodecFlaggingConditions</include>
	<include>VideoStereoscopicsFlaggingConditions</include>
	<include>VideoTypeHackFlaggingConditions</include>
</control>

D. Optionally you can also remove "runtime" to get an even more cleaner look. Find the following code just above the code from step C and comment it out.

<control type="label">
	<left>0</left>
	<top>580</top>
	<width>1280</width>
	<height>20</height>
	<font>font13</font>
	<textcolor>white</textcolor>
	<shadowcolor>black</shadowcolor>
	<scroll>true</scroll>
	<align>center</align>
	<aligny>center</aligny>
	<label>$INFO[ListItem.Duration,$LOCALIZE[2050] , $LOCALIZE[12391]]</label>
</control>