@MovieGeek Ok you’ll find the file in the very first post, give it a try and let me know that it works.
It works!!!
Thanks a lot @roidy !!!
One thing to be perfect and this is from the default xml also…
Under system > system cpu usage: it shows #0: % #1: % #2 %… it does not continue due to width limit. is there anyway the #3 etc to do under?
Is that even possible?
Nevertheless thank you again!
Try the following file, I’ve had to make the container wider and move the cpu values on to a separate line.
DialogPlayerProcessInfo.xml (7.0 KB)
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Sorry for dumb question:
How the info could be activated from remote control?
See this thread:
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Thanks @roidy, could you clarify if the script binds to o key or to standard CodecInfo, PlayerProcessInfo Actions? Didn’t see the difference in all 3 method outputs.
Also, my output is slightly different, e.g I have no Colour range field. Is it normal?
…post under…
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Thanks for the script.
Is there a similar DialogPlayerProcessInfo.xml for default Estuary skin ?
Sorry, I never use that skin, but its possible to made similar.
Can you make it ? You’d surely have many customers 
Modded the original coreelec estuary skin PlayerProcessInfo dialog… 
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Just tried it, works great - thank you very much for your effort 
gputemp=cputemp on Amlogic devices
Sorry for the stupid question. Where this file should be copied?
If you are using default skin than it’s not for you.
I have a copy of files from original Estuary skin (a bit modified and renamed) in
storage/.kodi/addons/skin.estuaryV1 folder. There you can change what ever you like…
This file goes to (in my case) storage/.kodi/addons/skin.estuaryV1/xml folder.
Original Estuary skin files are in root/usr/share/kodi/addons/skin.estuary folder.
I will merge that. Thx.
Maybe you can add GPU speed under CPU speed, it will be even more informative and better looking filling the empty space under Pixel format.