[FEATURE] Define a maximum size in pixels for the logos and images when pulling them from TMDB, so the loading is faster and avoid possiible crashes with simpler hardware

[marcoshimselfxd]

🚀 Feature Request

### Description

I noticed with a couple of users, including myself, when a logo, for example, is TOO BIG, it makes Stremio crash. There are big files, for example, with 7000 pixels, or even 12000 pixels in the bigger size.... I've seen even bigger ones than that.
It increases the loading time, a lot.

### Problem Statement

Big images in general make Stremio/Nuvio loading time much bigger.
Also, when it's too big, bigger than 5k on the biggest size, it can make Stremio crash for users that don't have the most capable hardware.
(I personally have a Homatics 4K R Plus, which is pretty capable, but this has happened to me too)

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Example: https://www.reddit.com/r/Stremio/comments/1rxnvgp

This guy posted on Reddit, I've seen that a couple of times... And it happened to me too more than once.
His Stremio is crashing, but only when he uses TMDB... It doesn't happen when switching back to Cinemeta.

### Proposed Solution

Based on what I read on TMDB's forum, it's possible to limit the images when pulling them using their API.
Some images are huge, and for viewing the catalogs, it makes no difference; it only causes issues.

Limiting the logos to a maximum of 1000 pixels for the biggest size, 1500 pixels for posters, and 4k for backdrops. I think that would solve this issue and speed up things for users.

There are no reasons to have a logo bigger than 1000 pixels, even with a 4K TV, the logos take only a maximum of 1/4 of the screen size, and that's when users are loading a stream.

### Alternative Solutions

None that I can think of....

### Use Cases

Faster viewing catalogs on Stremio and Nuvio, no waiting for images to load, no crashes.

### Mockups/Screenshots

Not for this scenario; it won't change anything visually.

### Technical Considerations

Their API does offer the capabilities of tweaking sizes, limiting them, pulling pre-defined

### Priority

• Low - Nice to have
• Medium - Important but not urgent
• [ X ] High - Important and urgent
• Critical - Blocking workflow

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## Checklist

• [ X ] I have searched existing issues to avoid duplicates
• [ X ] I have provided clear and detailed information
• [ X ] I have included relevant context and use cases
• [ X ] I have considered the impact on existing functionality
• [ X ] I have thought about potential implementation challenges

## Environment

• Platform: Android TV
• Stremio Version: 1.9.11
• Nuvio Version*: 0.4.21
• Addon Version: 1.34.0

[marcoshimselfxd]

This is for Nuvio and Stremio.

Let's take this example, I have a native 4K TV.

This movie here on the photo, the poster is 2000x3000 on TMDB.

The rectangle where it's showing the poster on Nuvio is only 400x600 (more or less).

There is no reason to be pulling the original file if it's gonna display it 80-70% smaller.

Now consider this for all the 9 posters appearing there vertically.
Then all the posters below and so on...
It's a lot to process when scrolling. It lags a lot here and I have a pretty capable device.

Just by reducing in half (1000x1500 for posters) which is still much bigger than what is displayed, I think there will be a drastic performance boost for users when scrolling the catalogs.

Even if users are using the "biggest card" available on the settings, it's still much much bigger than what is displayed and it shouldn't affect the quality.

[marcoshimselfxd]

If this was possible to be implemented for the BACKDROPS for now, which are usually the biggest files, it would be helpful!