Additional studios and networks

[Shadowghost]

PR to add some studios and networks.

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Currently adds:

• Amazon Prime Video
• Amazon Studios
• ARD Degeto
• ARD Degeto Film
• ARD Degeto Film GmbH
• Das Erste
• ZDF

[Maxr1998]

Contrast seems to be a bit low on those Amazon logos with gray background

[Maxr1998]

Same for ARD and Das Erste. You could maybe do white on blue there.

[Shadowghost]

Yeah I noticed that too but wanted to keep the original color if possible.

Maybe we should switch the template to a white background so we don't have contrast problems with such logos?

[nielsvanvelzen]

I'd recommend running svgo over the SVG files to optimize them.

[Maxr1998]

The white background color definitely looks better. It might be a bit blinding for some, but at least the contrast is now up to standards, and the logos look the way they were intended.

[Maxr1998]

The rectangle is invisible now with the white background, should be inverted for the template (or converted into an outline).

[heyhippari]

I'd recommend running svgo over the SVG files to optimize them.

Do note that SVGO is already run during build, currently: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-artwork/blob/master/.github/workflows/build_and_release.yml#L23-L24

The idea behind doing it this way was to keep easily editable files in the repository itself, since space isn't a concern (and the main concern for in-repo files is maintainability), while still ensuring that the final SVG files are as small as possible.

[Shadowghost]

Allright, should have looked at the pipeline, thanks for the heads-up. I still have all raw SVGs lying around so I'll redo everything and force push them.

[heyhippari]

It's partly my fault, I didn't really document any of this before I left 😄

The general idea, in contrast to the Emby method, is that this repository is never queried directly by the users, so the files can be super messy and have stuff that make it easier to edit them (Inkscape tags and whatnot).

Roughly, the process is this:

1. PR is merged to the repository
2. Repository builds a release with the change as "latest" (Only one release is ever kept)
3. (This wasn't done before I left) Webhook is sent to jellyfin.org
4. Upon receiving the webhook, a script downloads the new release, extracts it and replaces the contents of something like artwork.jellyfin.org with the new release
5. jellyfin-plugin-artwork uses https://artwork.jellyfin.org by default and queries the built files from there.

Both SVG and WebP are provided, since when discussing plans for this, we found out that Roku didn't support rendering SVGs, and other platforms might not (I believe Jellyfin itself had some issues with SVGs too, at least during my very limited testing of trying to upload SVG logos).

WebP was chosen because it's more space-efficient, so it reduces storage for the server and network transmission. The server will convert it anyway if the client doesn't support it (TMDB already serves a bunch of stuff as WebP).