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FadeTitleCard
This style of title card is based off Yozora's initial concept of the card. It is a modification of the StandardTitleCard style (same fonts and text colors) that is intended to be used for 4:3 aspect-ratio source images.
Because the default title card aspect ratio is 16:9 (the ratio used within Plex), but many shows from before the 2000's were broadcast in 4:3, the top and bottom of source images will be cut off by all other card types. For example, the following 4:3 source image shows the bounds of the normal title cards, and content outside the red rectangle that would be cut out of other title cards:
This card will display 4:3 source images in their full resolution, without cropping.
This card type is used whenever card_type
is specified as fade
, or 4x3
.
Below is a table of all valid series extras parsed by this card. These are described in greater detail below.
Label | Default Value | Description |
---|---|---|
logo |
- | Path to a logo file to utilize for the card |
episode_text_color |
rgb(163,163,163) |
Color to utilize for the episode text |
separator |
• |
Character to separate the season and episode text |
A logo file can optionally be added to the top left of the title cards. By default, no logo is added. This can be changed as a series extra, by specifying a file for the logo image, like so:
extras:
logo: logo.png
This can be a filename by itself (as shown above), and TCM will look for a matching file of that name in the source directory for the series; or it can be a complete file path, like so:
extras:
logo: ./source/Star Trek (1966)/logo.png
The color of the episode text (e.g. SEASON 1 • EPISODE 1
) defaults to rgb(163,163,163)
, but can be adjusted via a series extra, like so:
extras:
episode_text_color: skyblue
The character between the season and episode text (a.k.a. the separator) can also be customized. By default, a •
character is used. This can be changed as a series extra, like so:
extras:
separator: "-"