Added a feature to change the size of the logo

[CAPRICORNX10X 68]

I will be very happy
If we have the option we can choose the size of the logo that suits us. on the movie page

[arrbee99 1815]

If I may be so bold as to enquire - what logo on what movie page ?

I mean, looking at what I call the Movie page in Firefox I don't see a logo at all. Is this on a particular app, or do you mean the movie posters themselves, or...

[CAPRICORNX10X 68]

19 hours ago, arrbee99 said:

If I may be so bold as to enquire - what logo on what movie page ?

I mean, looking at what I call the Movie page in Firefox I don't see a logo at all. Is this on a particular app, or do you mean the movie posters themselves, or...

I mean customized change in different sizes like small medium large and huge for exemple.
As there is the possibility to choose a size for the poster
I sent pictures of what logo I mean

[arrbee99 1815]

Oh right. Sorry. Thought you meant the size of the Emby company logo for some reason. Oops...

[ebr 16184]

Hi.  The problem is that those logos vary in format (aspect ratio) extremely widely.  This makes it very difficult to display them in that context in any sort of consistent way.  If you made one logo large, another one would likely be too big to display there at all.

[CAPRICORNX10X 68]

3 minutes ago, ebr said:

Hi.  The problem is that those logos vary in format (aspect ratio) extremely widely.  This makes it very difficult to display them in that context in any sort of consistent way.  If you made one logo large, another one would likely be too big to display there at all.

excellent So this reinforces the fact that size adjustments should be made to the logo.

So because of the problem you mentioned.

I have a solution. Make to option to edjust logos sizes individual for each logo in each movie.

[ebr 16184]

1 minute ago, CAPRICORNX10X said:

I have a solution. Make to option to edjust logos sizes individual for each logo in each movie

Hi.  That simply isn't practical.  99% of people would never go to the trouble of adjusting this.

1 minute ago, CAPRICORNX10X said:

So this reinforces the fact that size adjustments should be made to the logo

It actually makes it nearly impossible to apply a single size constraint to them and means that the app should try to make them fit the best as possible in as many situations as possible.  Generally, we apply a constraint on the height of the image and let it fall into the space without distortion within that constraint.  This works the best for the most logos but not all of them.

[CAPRICORNX10X 68]

4 minutes ago, ebr said:

Hi.  That simply isn't practical.  99% of people would never go to the trouble of adjusting this.

It actually makes it nearly impossible to apply a single size constraint to them and means that the app should try to make them fit the best as possible in as many situations as possible.  Generally, we apply a constraint on the height of the image and let it fall into the space without distortion within that constraint.  This works the best for the most logos but not all of them.

I disagree that it works well in most cases.  I have many examples of this being the worst.  Too big or too small.  What I did myself to solve it, I made a template in Photoshop with a certain size that I realized was the most suitable 1800X400 and somehow it's fine.

Can you tell me what is "space" size ? 

[ebr 16184]

5 minutes ago, CAPRICORNX10X said:

I disagree that it works well in most cases

This will be highly dependent on the exact content. 

5 minutes ago, CAPRICORNX10X said:

Can you tell me what is "space" size ? 

Sorry, i don't know what you mean.

[CAPRICORNX10X 68]

13 minutes ago, ebr said:

Generally, we apply a constraint on the height of the image and let it fall into the space without distortion within that constraint.  

You noted that you have a certain constraint of size into which the logo is thrown. So what is the size of this constraint? Or it doesn't have a certain size. Rather, it simply adjusts itself to how the size of the logo will look.

[CAPRICORNX10X 68]

18 minutes ago, ebr said:

Generally, we apply a constraint on the height of the image and let it fall into the space without distortion within that constraint.  

You noted that you have a certain constraint of size into which the logo is thrown. So what is the size of this constraint? Or it doesn't have a certain size. Rather, it simply adjusts itself to how the size of the logo will look.

[CAPRICORNX10X 68]

According to my examination and I am almost sure that I am not wrong. A height above 400 cannot be accepted. So if I have a 1800x450 logo it will look exactly like if I put a 1800x400 logo size.

[ebr 16184]

The app doesn't know how the logo will look before hand so it just applies a height constraint.  What this constraint is exactly will depend on exactly what screen, resolution of the device, etc.  The app does its best to be sure the logo will not display too large.

Using logos in a place designed for text is a cool feature when the logos conform to the same basic presentation as text but not so much in many cases.  This is why this presentation is not the default.

[CAPRICORNX10X 68]

3 hours ago, ebr said:

The app doesn't know how the logo will look before hand so it just applies a height constraint.  What this constraint is exactly will depend on exactly what screen, resolution of the device, etc.  The app does its best to be sure the logo will not display too large.

Using logos in a place designed for text is a cool feature when the logos conform to the same basic presentation as text but not so much in many cases.  This is why this presentation is not the default.

What can be done when the logo appears small like this?

[arrbee99 1815]

Thats simple, you put back the option fir it to go in the space to the left (or right) of the description.

You might well like it where it is now, but at least you'd be able to see it then.