2014-02-10, 01:46
Hi folks,
I new to XBMC, and I like it a lot.
But I have an Antec Black Fusion chassi with a VFD display
(iMon from Soundgraph) - and the display isn't easy to configure.
Difficult to find the "latest" driver (8.12.1202) from Soundgraph.
But now it's installed and seams to working. A bit crappy, but I have a
plain clock running when no media software is running.
Winamp and Windows Media center display proper info on the
display when they are started.
However, XBMC only displays "XBMC [Stop]" regardless if a movie
or music is playing or not!
I found two differnt ways to go:
1. Installing the XBMC LCDproc inside the XBMC software.
I also have assigne a port (matching the one in iMon).
2. I've tried the XBMConIMON software. and sometimes it crash,
maybe because it can't coop with built-in LCDproc in XBMC.
Futher on, the software is rather old now.
Is the built-in add-on a replacement for the old XBMConIMON?
Which one shall I use?
And if so - how can I configure it a proper way?
Thanks in advaned, and for a great software.
best regards,
Bodozer
I new to XBMC, and I like it a lot.
But I have an Antec Black Fusion chassi with a VFD display
(iMon from Soundgraph) - and the display isn't easy to configure.
Difficult to find the "latest" driver (8.12.1202) from Soundgraph.
But now it's installed and seams to working. A bit crappy, but I have a
plain clock running when no media software is running.
Winamp and Windows Media center display proper info on the
display when they are started.
However, XBMC only displays "XBMC [Stop]" regardless if a movie
or music is playing or not!
I found two differnt ways to go:
1. Installing the XBMC LCDproc inside the XBMC software.
I also have assigne a port (matching the one in iMon).
2. I've tried the XBMConIMON software. and sometimes it crash,
maybe because it can't coop with built-in LCDproc in XBMC.
Futher on, the software is rather old now.
Is the built-in add-on a replacement for the old XBMConIMON?
Which one shall I use?
And if so - how can I configure it a proper way?
Thanks in advaned, and for a great software.
best regards,
Bodozer