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It plugs into a sound bar (Samsung Q990B) and that plugs into my TV. I don't use the ARC port on my TV though. My TV is an LG 55 inch, but I don't know the specific model.

I don't know if anyone else has experienced this and it's not a huge issue, it just makes me curious as to why it's happening. Basically, when I play a video whether it be through PreShow Experience (Kodi) or Plex the audio takes a second or two to kick in. It's not a smooth transition when going through the sequences because you see the video playing and then all of the sudden the audio kicks in which is incredibly annoying. The audio isn't out of sync with the video, it just cuts out in the beginning of every single video I play during a PreShow Experience sequence. This will happen if I pause and unpause a video as well. Like I said, it's not a deal breaker, it's just incredibly annoying and if there's an easy fix then I'm all ears!

I have an Nvidia Shield and when I get to the trivia sequence I am unable to skip it to move on to the next sequence. I've pressed every button and nothing is able to do it. Do any of you have any suggestions? Or could we implement something to make that possible in the next update?

Just for anyone who may be curious and read this thread. PreShow has the ability to read TIFF files, however, for some reason it just doesn't do them in order. You can use PNG instead (a better option anyway) or JPEG.

I just sent you a message with the zipped file. Let me know what you find out!

Is there a way I can share an entire folder with you? It's only letting me upload one file at a time and I have over 50. I at least took a screenshot of how I named my files and it's under this file path:

I have a ton of TIFF files that I tried with the Trivia sequence and it shows every file, but it isn't showing them in order. The trivia I'm specifically working on is for Christmas and I have named my files like this: For Multiple Choice: ChristmasMC1_q ChristmasMC1_c1 ChristmasMC1_a For Quotes: ChristmasQ1 Am I naming them incorrectly? For some reason it just refuses to show in the proper order and I thought it could either be the file format or the naming convention.

The Digital Theater used to be a great place to download video bumpers, but they changed their format to movie trailers. High quality ones too. Check them out here. I don't know if they are up to date anymore, but I do know that they have User Uploaded Trailers that you can download as well. Check them out here.

@Matt I tried it out and it worked!

@MidnightWatcher Thank you for including this! This can be very important to people who may have gradient light strips. If you want to keep the gradient lighting you have chosen you can use MidnightWatcher's method to do so. Unless there is another way I am unaware of, this is the only way you can do gradient lighting actions.

Creating a scene and having it referenced that way is a good idea. I'll give that a try and see if it works!

I have a couple of Philips Hue Gradient light strips (they are not the Play ones you attach to the back of your TV), and I wondered if there was a way to put them in action files with their gradient capabilities. I know how to make them change to a certain color, but I can't figure out how to make them change to certain gradients. If any of you know how to do this please let me know!