peterclones

Ok, your reply prompted me to look for another solution, and I found a quick fix for it. I'm using an Autohotkey script to initiate the Vertical Shift, and now I simply have it detect my display refresh rate first and then change the shift amounts accordingly. Kodi switches my display's refresh rate to match the file, so it's easy to do.

Works perfectly now, thanks! I discovered another strange quirk with Kodi today. I'm using PreShow to trigger Kodi's Vertical Shift to move the screen down to the bottom mask. However, the Vertical Shift function behaves differently with different frame rates, even on files with the same aspect ratio. For example, a 2.4:1 movie at 23.97 fps requires a Vertical Shift of setting of 0.98 down to bring it to the bottom edge, while a 2.4:1 movie at 24 fps requires a Vertical Shift of 1.13. And odd conundrum, since I can't select fps from PreShow's Conditions. Is it possible to add such a condition, or do you have any other ideas?

Thanks for the great plugin! Works really well with imdb grabbing the aspect ratio so far. My only issue is that for some reason I don't see 2.35:1 as an option, like you show in your screenshots here. I have 2.4 and oddly 2.2.35. Neither of those detect 2.35 movies though. Am I missing something or is this a glitch in the plugin?? I tried it on both Omega and Nexus Kodi. I'd love to get 2.35 working to complete the job.