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TMDB's `collection/{id}?language=fr` returns one default `poster_path` /
`backdrop_path` per part — almost always the English-favored asset
regardless of the language query param. The only way to actually get
artwork in the user's language is to call
`/movie/{id}/images?include_image_language=fr,null,en` separately and
pick the best localized poster/backdrop.
Two consumers were affected:
- `TmdbCollectionSourceResolver.resolveCollection` — Collection-folder
rows on home (user-defined "Star Wars Saga", "Marvel", etc.) showed
English posters even when the app's TMDB language is `fr`.
- `TmdbMetadataService.fetchCollection` — the "Saga" / "Belongs to
collection" row on movie detail pages had the same problem.
Both now fan out one parallel `/images` call per part, ranked through the
existing `selectBestLocalizedImagePath` helper (already used for logos),
and fall back to `part.posterPath` / `part.backdropPath` only when no
localized image is available.
The new helper `TmdbMetadataService.fetchLocalizedArtwork()` is shared
and cached per `(tmdbId, mediaType, language)`. For English locales the
extra call is skipped — the default poster path is already English-favored.
Mirrors the equivalent fix in NuvioTV (the `fetchMovieCollection` path
already does this; `resolveCollection` did not).
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A modern media hub for Android and iOS built with Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose Multiplatform.
Stremio addon ecosystem • Cross-platform
About
Nuvio is the current Kotlin Multiplatform rewrite of the original React Native app. It delivers a shared Compose UI for Android and iOS while keeping the playback-focused experience, collection tools, watch progress flows, downloads, and Stremio addon ecosystem integration that shaped the earlier app.
The mobile app is built from a single shared codebase in composeApp, with native platform entry points for Android and iOS.
Installation
Android
Download the latest Android build from GitHub Releases.
iOS
Development
git clone https://github.com/NuvioMedia/NuvioMobile.git
cd NuvioMobile
./scripts/run-mobile.sh android
# or
./scripts/run-mobile.sh ios
Project Structure
composeApp/contains the shared Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose Multiplatform app code.composeApp/src/commonMain/contains shared UI, features, repositories, and platform-agnostic logic.composeApp/src/androidMain/contains Android-specific integrations.composeApp/src/iosMain/contains iOS-specific integrations.iosApp/contains the native Xcode project and iOS entry point.
Useful commands:
./gradlew :composeApp:assembleDebug
./gradlew :composeApp:compileKotlinIosSimulatorArm64
./scripts/build-distribution.sh
Versioning is driven from iosApp/Configuration/Version.xcconfig, which is used as the shared source of truth for both iOS and Android builds.
Legal & DMCA
Nuvio functions solely as a client-side interface for browsing metadata and playing media provided by user-installed extensions and/or user-provided sources. It is intended for content the user owns or is otherwise authorized to access.
Nuvio is not affiliated with any third-party extensions, catalogs, sources, or content providers. It does not host, store, or distribute any media content.
For comprehensive legal information, including our full disclaimer, third-party extension policy, and DMCA/Copyright information, please visit our Legal & Disclaimer Page.
Built With
- Kotlin Multiplatform
- Compose Multiplatform
- Kotlin
- AndroidX Media3
- AVFoundation and native iOS integrations