Topic: Xboxmediacenter - November 21th 2005 Cvs Build (Read 103 times)

XanTium · « **on:** November 21, 2005, 08:16:00 PM »

XboxMediaCenter CVS build of November 21th 2005 compiled by T3CH.
Here is the FULL changelog since the November 14th 2005 build (last one posted on xbins/xbox-scene):

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- 21-11-2005 added: you can now specify where to store playlists. they are now separated in video and music sections.
- 21-11-2005 fixed: delete in my video title view renamed to remove title to avoid confusion. also removed a file-level operation (rename file) from the title view context menu.
- 21-11-2005 fixed: somehow a hack for dvd menu's was removed from the dvdplayer. Added it back again
- 21-11-2005 added: New multiimage control. A mini slideshow control.
- 19-11-2005 added: you can now use relative paths in combination with $HOME in xboxmediacenter.xml. hi to jjsmither. WARNING: REMEMBER THAT $HOME IS Q:\ BY DEFAULT, NOT THE ACTUAL XBMC DIRECTORY PATH.
- 18-11-2005 updated: Spanish language file (Thnx to jose_t)
- 18-11-2005 updated: Norwegian language file (Thnx to vnm)
- 18-11-2005 updated: Korean language file (Thnx to AkoXko)
- 18-11-2005 updated: Italian language file (Thnx to kotix)
- 18-11-2005 updated: German language file
- 18-11-2005 updated: French language file (Thnx to flymaster)
- 18-11-2005 updated: Finnish language file (Thnx to jutski)
- 18-11-2005 updated: Danish language file (Thnx to hugener)
- 18-11-2005 updated: Chinese (Traditional) language file (Thnx to omenpica)
- 18-11-2005 cleanup: Removed some code duplication of the the delete/rename code in Pictures/Video/Music.
- 17-11-2005 fixed: Location of the video preview window was incorrectly calibrated.
- 16-11-2005 changed: sf bug #1301380 System info - Wrong HDD Key info! Removed until the detection is rewrote! [GeminiServer]
- 16-11-2005 fixed: sf bug #1348614: ftp client: opening/copying folders with ."dot" should work again! [GeminiServer]
- 16-11-2005 added: sf patch #1348694 F and G partition support to FEH [GeminiServer]
- 15-11-2005 added: Skin Theme Support: [GeminiServer]
Skin Themes, simply loading different Texture.xpr files from the current selected skin! To create new Themes, just add. a new MyThemaRed.xpr to the \Skin\SkinName\media\*.*,which contained Theme referenced pictures!
You can also use more Themes and the shared files [picutes] can be in root of \media, which will be used if they are not in the defined theme!
also new is to define the default used Theme in skin.xml <defaultthemename>textures</defaultthemename>, here you can define the simple XPR name! e.g. "My Theme Red.xpr" theme name is "My Theme Red"!
All themes will be detected Automaticly, and can be selected true Settings - Appearance - Skin Theme! If there is no Theme defined, the default's will be used!
- 15-11-2005 added: sf patch #1350866 modified playselected() python function
- 15-11-2005 added: sf patch #1350867 new position() python function

From T3CH readme/nfo:

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New Dashboard install method
Thanks to a new app called 'Team UIX's Xbe Shortcut Maker v1.0' by JbOnE, it's now extremely easy...
Edit XBMC\xboxmediacenter.xml to your liking & transfer contents of XBMC folder TO (this is VERY important) "E:\APPS\XBMC\". Rename <<RENAME_ME.xbe>> to something your bios can boot (see http://manual.xboxmediacenter.de/wakka.php...BMCAsDash#h44-2 or read your BIOS README) and transfer to your C partition. No need to fiddle with HOME tag anymore, and future upgrades you won't need to worry about this file on C.

You can add more scripts and skins yourself if desired. You can download them from http://allxboxskins.com, http://www.xbox-skins.net and http://www.xbmcscripts.com.
Keep in mind this is a CVS snapshot of the current development tree. It's not a official (stable) point release. Use only if you know what you are doing.

nachomans · « **Reply #1 on:** November 22, 2005, 01:41:00 AM »

Is this build compatible with xbox360?

Thanks for the build..

the last builds...has too few problems....maybe a point release soon?

This post has been edited by nachomans: Nov 22 2005, 09:42 AM

Arthur Dent · « **Reply #2 on:** November 22, 2005, 03:11:00 AM »

magazine or t3ch release? which is usually more stable?

dignick · « **Reply #3 on:** November 22, 2005, 09:33:00 AM »

The bugs with the dvd skipping still exist, they weren't fixed

DVD player needs to be better before a point release.

This post has been edited by dignick: Nov 22 2005, 05:34 PM

Henne_C · « **Reply #4 on:** November 25, 2005, 12:09:00 PM »

I haven't tried to make a playlist for a while, but with this release it will not let me save one. I check in the playlist folder immediately after I save and its never there. Anybody else having this?

tslayer · « **Reply #5 on:** November 25, 2005, 12:26:00 PM »

You should try reading the changelog.

21-11-2005 added: you can now specify where to store playlists. they are now separated in video and music sections.

Look in your XML:

<playlists>$HOME\albums\playlists</playlists>

Unless you have already done that?

Henne_C · « **Reply #6 on:** November 25, 2005, 01:10:00 PM »

Whoops, haven't updated my .xml in a while. Guess I'll start reading those. thx

pike · « **Reply #7 on:** November 25, 2005, 01:37:00 PM »

it's even mentioned in the STINKIN' README (probably because it was requested)

seajay1221 · « **Reply #8 on:** November 27, 2005, 01:43:00 PM »

Oddly enough this release gets rid of the background images for all items on the main screen, disables weather functionality, and eliminates the small gray box next to "my files". Not quite sure why it would do that, I installed it freshly twice the same way I always have.

seajay1221 · « **Reply #9 on:** November 27, 2005, 02:24:00 PM »

neeevermind, fixed it. dumb mistake on my part.

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