Quoting filmglad:

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In the app, when entering a movie description. The movie run time is displayed as blue discs with white digits in front, resulting in unreadable  end digits.

It's perfectly readable to me.

Might be, or it might be there's a graphical glitch and the small shadow around the digits won't show up on his phone. That's why I added the screenshot.

It isn't that clear on my phone either, so all it needs is to make the numbers a different colour so they show up better.

Or instead of a faint shadow put a black box round the numbers

Sounds an easy change with the next version.. which is when Ken?

And you might even fix the problem with some phones defaulting to US date format in dvd profiler whilst the phone is UK format dates..

The tablet and phone mentioned by the original poster have a very high resolution around the 1280 x 800 mark...

I'm intrigued for more info from the original poster, as they don't specifically mention white on white as the issue, just refer to white on blue with end digits being unreadable. If it is actually white with a thin black border on white that's the problem then it's possible they have an issue with seeing low contrasts.

Or it may be as Standard suggested the outline is not displaying on their phone/tab, although it would be surprising with two totally different versions of the O/S running on different hardware.

Maybe a pure text based option should be provided for those who prefer it/find it easier to read.

Thanks for clarifying.

To upload an image you need to click the second from right icon at the top of the post window (the one that looks like a mountain with the sun above it).

This will open a dialogue box that you pate the images URL into.

You need to upload the image to a third party image place first, e.g. photobucket and use the direct http url.

Photobucket offers four link types, one of which they call direct.

I can understand not wanting to sign up to something, but I've not had any issues with them personally.

How does the runtime on yours compare to the one Standard posted earlier in the thread, i.e. does it look the same to you or is his version readable to you?

Yes - the font has a say. The more "regular" the clearer the runtime is showing. Would still like the oportunity to deselect the blue discs in the background.