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thanks
Feature ist nun live in 0.8.4, und die Bilder gibt's auch. 
> Is there any new information regarding images for programmes?
News about development of that feature will be rather on github than here.
Currently no activity. The proof of concept PR is just to illustrate that it would be possible to include custom movie images. At the moment, I don't see that the movie database would be the place to link entries with custom images.
Is there any new information regarding images for programmes?
As I understand it, you want to make a directory with images and a separate resource_program_pictures.xml file with links to them?
Can I upload a link to the file with the images of the videos and ads here?
These images would look great in the game. There are still posters for them, but that would be too much to introduce when buying the license 
> would not need to provide dozens of copies of the same image (e.g. for a episodes of a series)
I think pictures for individual episodes will be the exception. So it would be good if the (first) fallback would be the ID of the series. Though of course we also have different seasons now, for which the pictures will probably be duplicated. But apart from that I think duplications will be the exception.
> is more work on "our end".
Yes for sure. Can users at least already separate out their contribution to that resources.xml file (e.g. resource_program_pictures.xml) so that there would be no potential conflicts when it comes to updates?
In that case we should provide the role model (create a resource_program_pictures.xml) with some already with some public domain pictures.
Also it seems when it comes to supporting screenplays there is still some code to implement either way. (Some screenplays are based on real material, for others AI image generators could be used, so there'll be requests for that feature eventually too I guess.)
I am not sure about the best way to include the movie images. Registering them explicitly as in the proof-of-concept PR has the advantage that you would not need to provide dozens of copies of the same image (e.g. for a episodes of a series). Also it may not be too bad (I think), because you could provide a folder include images along with the xml file which you then include in config/resources.xml. And it is the easiest to implement.
Auto-registration of images located somewhere is more work on "our end".
That's great, can you upload them somewhere? (Maybe not github, may be legally problematic.)
Current PR with instructions what end user will have to do is here https://github.com/TVTower/TVTower/pull/1141 (maybe a bit cumbersome and will be hard for them to maintain?).
Curious about which commercials you got. I'm thinking about restructuring to separate "fictional" from "real" ads so that end-users can help themselves here, but so far the humor of many ads is based on the spoofing, in which case they shouldn't be easily changeable I think.
I have plenty of images from movies and commercials at a resolution of 374 x 254. I can share them, just for personal use of course. How will it be possible to substitute standard images from movies and commercials.
Ich habe ein Ticket für die Filmbilder aufgemacht (https://github.com/TVTower/TVTower/issues/1140).
Neue Musik kann schon jetzt hinzugefügt werden (config/soundfiles.xml). Aktuell würde bei einem Raumwechsel eine andere playlist (wenn definiert) gestartet werden. Es war mal im Gespräch, das vielleicht auf Tageszeiten umzustellen, was weniger Unruhe bedeuten würde.
Allerdings könnte man sich auch hier vorstellen, playlists für Film-IDs zu unterstützen (bei Filmstart wird geprüft, ob eine Playlist für die ID existiert und falls vorhanden gestartet).
Grundsätzlich hat die Definition innerhalb der Datenbank (für Bilder und Musik) auch Nachteile (neben dem Implemetierungsaufwand), insb. wenn man an immer wieder zu machende lokale Anpassungen nach einem neuen Release denkt.
Ich habe diesen Thread für mich übersetzt und schließe mich der Aufforderung an, Bilder an Programme und Anzeigen anzuhängen.
Diese Bilder werden nur von Nutzern an ihrem Computer auf der Festplatte hinzugefügt.
Ist dies möglich?
Ja, das wollte ich auch immer. (Und wie wär's mit den Soundtracks, wenn wir schon dabei sind.)
Eventuell geht das rein technisch bereits.
Aber standardmäßig von Haus aus Grafiken mitliefern ist leider schwierig, da nur die wenigsten Filme Public Domain sind (nur einige alte Filme sind es durchaus).