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- George - 2010-07-29 17:25

In System Info there's no build number in the left hand corner. It says "build" and that's it.

I tried the Confluence skin and that does have a build number. Alaska does have the build number as well. I am using Lucid and today's SVN.


- Hitcher - 2010-07-29 17:59

Cheers, fixed for next update.


- quebert - 2010-07-30 08:48

How would I go about linking lyrics to a button on my MCE remote? I googled this looked at some of the XML's for Revisited and this is what I came up with.

<g>XBMC.RunScript(script.cu.lyrics)</g> I added this to my keyboard.xml in my \xbmc\system folder under <musicOSD> my G key isn't mapped to anything else. When I play a song and go into the OSD and press G nothing happens. Now I have no idea if my syntax is even correct. I don't know much about XML (learning) So what I came up with was all I could figure out on my own.


*EDIT*

Hummm, lyrics aren't working at all for me, I just tried them via the button on the OSD and nothing happened. Running the latest Revisited + the latest SVN.


- Hitcher - 2010-07-30 14:27

Have got the 'Lyrics' add-on installed?


- quebert - 2010-07-30 21:21

Hitcher Wrote:Have got the 'Lyrics' add-on installed?

That was it, I had 2 shortcuts for XBMC one -p and one not, the -p didn't have the plugin installed. For anyone who wants to add a lyric button to their remote I added this to keyboard.xml in xbmc/system.

<g>XBMC.RunScript(script.cu.lyrics)</g>

<g> can be changed to any keyboard key not currently mapped to something.


- quebert - 2010-08-01 04:30

Hitcher, I have another landscape issue, I modified a few of my landscape images and when I launched XBMC the old ones still came up. I know you said XBMC doesn't cache the landscape images. So I renamed one to landscape1.jpg and when I load XBMC I'm still seeing the image for that TV show. So the image has to be being cached somewhere. I have it like this

\tv show\
\season

with my landscape.jpg in the tv show directory. I even tried removing the tv show completely from my library and re-adding it, same thing happened though.


- Elbert - 2010-08-01 10:48

Hey Hitcher, noticed that the volume indicator in the music section is still the same as in Alaska while in the movies/tv section it features the new indicator.


- stoplis - 2010-08-01 16:54

There is a bit of a miss-match in the studio flags with DreamWorks. 'DreamWorks Home Entertainment.png' and 'Dreamworks SKG.png' should all be the same image as 'Dreamworks Pictures.png' instead of 'Dreamworks Animation.png'. This is causing some films, such as 'American Beauty' to show as being a DreamWorks Animation.
Please could you fix this?


- Hitcher - 2010-08-01 21:25

quebert Wrote:Hitcher, I have another landscape issue, I modified a few of my landscape images and when I launched XBMC the old ones still came up. I know you said XBMC doesn't cache the landscape images. So I renamed one to landscape1.jpg and when I load XBMC I'm still seeing the image for that TV show. So the image has to be being cached somewhere. I have it like this

\tv show\
\season

with my landscape.jpg in the tv show directory. I even tried removing the tv show completely from my library and re-adding it, same thing happened though.
Seems it does cache them - only thing I can think of is deleting your thumbnail folder.


- Hitcher - 2010-08-01 21:26

Elbert Wrote:Hey Hitcher, noticed that the volume indicator in the music section is still the same as in Alaska while in the movies/tv section it features the new indicator.

Changed, thanks.