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TinyPPI

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TinyPPI (script.tinyppi) is a Kodi add-on for CoreELEC that shows detailed, live playback information in its own overlay window while a video plays. It reads what the player, the Amlogic video driver and the stream's own side data report — video, audio, HDR10, HDR10+, HLG and Dolby Vision metadata, system load and more — and draws it over the picture without interrupting playback.

Around that overlay it adds a VS10 output-mode switcher, codec logos on the picture, a speaker-layout graphic, a full Dolby Vision metadata debugger and a web dashboard that mirrors everything to a phone or laptop on the same network.

Current version: 2.15.1 · Platform: CoreELEC 22 or later (Kodi 22, Amlogic) · License: AGPL-3.0-or-later


Feature overview

Feature What it does Page
TinyPPI overlay Live player-process information over fullscreen video: display mode, resolution, pixel format, bit depth, aspect ratio, decoder, VS10 conversion, bitrate, media source, audio codec and layout, languages, CPU, temperature, memory, caches, HDR10 static metadata and Dolby Vision metadata The TinyPPI Overlay
Dolby Vision metadata view A live debug list of every block the Dolby Vision side data carries — configuration record, RPU header, composer, L1 to L255, static SEIs, HDR10+ Dolby Vision Metadata View
VS10 dialog Switch the Amlogic VS10 engine's output (original, SDR, HDR10, Dolby Vision) for the playing title, in one of three dialog layouts VS10 Output Modes
Codec logos Video/HDR and audio format logos stacked on the picture on playback start, in the video OSD or alongside the overlay Codec Logos
Channel layout graphic A speaker diagram that lights up the channels the audio track carries (1.0 to 7.1.2) Channel Layout Graphic
IMAX detection Marks IMAX and IMAX Enhanced films by name, from a curated title list and your own additions IMAX Detection
Themes and colors Every color and opacity of every view is configurable through Kodi's color picker or a HEX code Colors and Themes
Web dashboard All readings, a live luminance chart, events, a remote, VS10 switching and the film/series library in the browser Web Dashboard

Where to start


All pages

User guide

  1. Installation
  2. Getting Started
  3. Launching and Keymaps
  4. The TinyPPI Overlay
  5. Dolby Vision Metadata View
  6. VS10 Output Modes
  7. Codec Logos
  8. Channel Layout Graphic
  9. IMAX Detection
  10. Colors and Themes

Web dashboard

  1. Web Dashboard
  2. Dashboard Security
  3. Dashboard HTTP API

Reference

  1. Settings Reference
  2. Troubleshooting
  3. FAQ
  4. Glossary

For developers

  1. Architecture
  2. Development and Testing
  3. Translations

Project

  1. License and Credits

Screenshots

Overlay (no conversion) Overlay (VS10 conversion) VS10 dialog
No convert Convert VS10 dialog

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