Navi-X Media Browser Script for XBMC (The Navi-X Official Support Thread)

I don't mean hulu support which is US based. If goolge video comes from hulu then I shouldn't be able to watch videoes without proxy.

I know youtube has some google videos but I prefer 1 or 2 videos to 10-15+ chopped up.

The video I was watching was about a weed documentary I doubt that would be from hulu providers.

I said Google Video is made up of Hulu Videos "AND" YouTube videos. Not just Hulu videos but YouTube videos as well! Each video even tells you where it comes from... theres a watermark on each video saying YouTube or Hulu, showing you where each video is coming from. It's not the difficult to understand what Im saying but if I'm not being clear enough, let me know, lol.

iRoNBiLL

I've installed this plugin and when I choose the plugin it tries to start downloading and just sits there not working until I choose the option to cancel and then I doesn't even let me press back to get out of the plugin

I'm using the latest version I think v2.5 but just cant get it to work.

I have LastFM, iPlayer and lots of other things working so don't understand what's wrong. Anyone any ideas please?

Thanks

Navi-X is in your scripts folder, not your plugins folder right?? If not, put Navi-X into the scripts folder and try again.

Doh!

My mistake thanks it works great now

Hello-

I am having an issue when attempting to make a playlist-

I am using the navi-xtreme playlist creator, and I want to make a playlist to view the pictures and videos from http://www.break.com. Break offers RSS feeds for this content.

I have created a playlist that can be found in Navi-X under the Navi-Xtreme media portal called Break.com.

The issue- the RSS feeds show content, but for the images, when you select them, a blank page appears. For the videos, it is seeing them as images (just the default thumbnail image), so when you select a video, this image shows up and no video content is played.

Is there a way I can fix this? Or is it an issue with break's RSS feeds?

Thanks.

The problem is that the RSS feeds you are using do not include the the link to the video. The RSS links points to a HTML page which need to be opened by a webbrowser. Fortunately the Break.com website has two rss feeds for the ipod which you can use:

type=rss
name=Break Movies
URL=http://ipod.break.com/channel/movies/

type=rss
name=Homepage
URL=http://ipod.break.com/channel/homepage/

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Navi-X version 2.6 was released today.

Parental control is included now which was requested by a number of of users.

Rodejo

I was gonna answer the question, but Rodejo keeps beating me to the punch, lol!

Thanks for the help- unfortunately I still can't seem to get it working. It now shows them as video files, but when i select one, it says "loading" for a moment, and then does nothing.