The contribution bible says that :
Season posters have a minimum resolution of 400x578px.
However when I click the "Add Poster" button for a season of a tv show the pop-up screen says:
Posters must meet the following criteria:
A maximum resolution of 2000x3000
A minimum resolution of 500x750
One of these has got to be wrong, no?
Non riesci a trovare un film o una serie Tv? Accedi per crearlo.
Vuoi valutare o aggiungere quest'elemento a una lista?
Non sei un membro?
Risposta da Banana
il 22 settembre, 2018 alle 10:18PM
The pop up thingy is misleading. The minimum resolution is lower for season posters and episode backdrops.
Risposta da tmdb24407783
il 22 settembre, 2018 alle 10:53PM
Lol, k. So basically a mistake ;p
Risposta da Banana
il 22 settembre, 2018 alle 11:10PM
Yeah, maybe a little oversight! The same text seems to be used for all posters and backdrops.
Risposta da tmdb24407783
il 11 marzo, 2019 alle 1:17AM
I think it should be fixed; it's the reason why I'm only now adding episodic backdrops to tv entries. That pop-up is misleading and now I know there is at least one show that I know of whose network's website has closed and isn't archived (on wayback machine) that probably had episodic backdrops available that I could have added had I known that the minimum resolution is lower.
Risposta da talestalker
il 12 marzo, 2019 alle 6:31AM
Wait, if I understand you correctly the actual minimal image size for TV episodes is 400x225 pixels as stated in contribution bible, not 1280x720 pixels as presented while uploading episode backdrops on TMDB?
Risposta da tmdb24407783
il 12 marzo, 2019 alle 10:11AM
Huh?I meant *had there not been a pop up thing that confused me. It's easy to forget a sentence in the contribution bible if there is conflicting info in the editing interface. Either that... or I had considered adding episodic backdrops before learning about that sentence in the contribution bible... and did not go back to it after learning before it was too late (before the website closed down).Yes, that's right.