2013-06-18, 14:25
Hi everyone,
I setup my Asrock ION with Ubuntu and XBMC about 8 months ago and
despite taking ages, with a lot of head banging against the wall (due to
me not speaking linux properly) it was so worth it.
I am now ready to dive deeper into XBMC and start to do a bit more
advanced (but hopefully basic enough) things and first off is to try
and figure out how I get the Video image to display, like in all
the screenshot of skins that pulls eg. a TV Show graphics and
show this as a part of the XBMC skins "look and feel" for when you
flip through the videos etc.
I read somewhere that this can be added in a manually created playlist
but I wonder if there is another easier way of letting XBMC know to
look for a image in a folder instead?
I am using my laptop (PC) To download videos etc and then simply transfer
those files to my Ubuntu / XBMC computer via network / Samba. Ideally
I would love if I can get XBMC to look in the video folder for an image so
I can just transfer it over the network so it gets automatically reckognised.
I have no problem setting up an using a fixed filename or folder structure for
this as I can easily handle this from my laptop (PC).
Is something like that possible or is there an easier way of achieving this?
I setup my Asrock ION with Ubuntu and XBMC about 8 months ago and
despite taking ages, with a lot of head banging against the wall (due to
me not speaking linux properly) it was so worth it.
I am now ready to dive deeper into XBMC and start to do a bit more
advanced (but hopefully basic enough) things and first off is to try
and figure out how I get the Video image to display, like in all
the screenshot of skins that pulls eg. a TV Show graphics and
show this as a part of the XBMC skins "look and feel" for when you
flip through the videos etc.
I read somewhere that this can be added in a manually created playlist
but I wonder if there is another easier way of letting XBMC know to
look for a image in a folder instead?
I am using my laptop (PC) To download videos etc and then simply transfer
those files to my Ubuntu / XBMC computer via network / Samba. Ideally
I would love if I can get XBMC to look in the video folder for an image so
I can just transfer it over the network so it gets automatically reckognised.
I have no problem setting up an using a fixed filename or folder structure for
this as I can easily handle this from my laptop (PC).
Is something like that possible or is there an easier way of achieving this?