When having a big library it's becoming tiresome to browse all the list.
Is there a way to jump straight to a specific letter?
Thanks
kobik
Senior Member Posts: 100 Joined: Jan 2009 Reputation: 4 |
2009-02-15 09:52
Post: #1
Hi guys,
When having a big library it's becoming tiresome to browse all the list. Is there a way to jump straight to a specific letter? Thanks
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blittan
Team-XBMC Handyman Joined: Jun 2004 Reputation: 11 Location: Sweden |
2009-02-15 11:45
Post: #2
yes there is , you might want to read the forum rules and search first
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waldo22
Member+ Posts: 764 Joined: Sep 2007 Reputation: 2 Location: Chapel Hill, NC, USA |
2009-02-15 18:51
Post: #3
kobik Wrote:Hi guys, If you're using a remote, you'll want to use "SMS" style jumping, where the "2" key is letters "A, B, and C", "3" is "D, E, and F", etc. So, press "2" once and jump to "A", press twice, jump to "B", etc. Place the following in keymap.xml, in the MyVideoLibrary section of the Keymap, removing the 3,6,9 volume items and mute functions that were there already. Code: <number2>JumpSMS2</number2>
(This post was last modified: 2009-05-19 06:24 by waldo22.)
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LaTropa64
Fan Posts: 649 Joined: Nov 2005 Reputation: 0 |
2009-03-24 08:50
Post: #4
Or, if you are using a keyboard, hold down shift and start typing.
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rodercot
Member+ Posts: 795 Joined: Feb 2008 Reputation: 25 Location: Ottawa, Canada |
2009-04-05 12:57
Post: #5
waldo22 Wrote:If you're using a remote, you'll want to use "SMS" style jumping, where the "2" key is letters "A, B, and C", "3" is "D, E, and F", etc. Hey all, This is a great tip and works good. I googled for a while as to WHERE to place this in the Keymap.xml and finally found the answer on scenix of all places anyhow for those who are not sure I place it in the MyVideoLibrary section of the Keymap, removing the 3,6,9 volume items and mute functions that were there already. You may be able to place it in the global section (remote) but I did not try that. rgds, Dave |
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znelbok
Senior Member Posts: 108 Joined: Aug 2005 Reputation: 0 |
2009-04-13 23:02
Post: #6
I tried this and it did not work.
I placed the above mentioned lines in the global seciton and the then the myvideolibrary section and neither worked for me. for fear of asking questions and getting replies like this... blittan Wrote:yes there is , you might want to read the forum rules and search firstwhich offer nothing of any value to anyone at all, I will have to keep looking on my own for an answer. The keyboard would not do it either for me (using shift and letter or number) Mick |
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spiff
Grumpy Bastard Developer Joined: Nov 2003 Reputation: 82 |
2009-04-13 23:47
Post: #7
then your build must be outdated
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KidKiwi
Posting Freak Posts: 792 Joined: May 2007 Reputation: 0 |
2009-04-14 00:20
Post: #8
I found the same thing with a big library. I gave myself a mission to make this work graphically using only one remote button (as I have all the number buttons mapped to global functions). I love being able to see it onscreen. Here is the post
http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=225...stcount=21 I use this all the time now and wish it was a standard feature in a similar way to the way I achieved it. ZOTAC IONITX-D-E Intel Atom N330 Dual Core 1.6 GHz NVIDIA ION with LIVE on SSD |
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waldo22
Member+ Posts: 764 Joined: Sep 2007 Reputation: 2 Location: Chapel Hill, NC, USA |
2009-04-19 01:18
Post: #9
znelbok Wrote:I tried this and it did not work. Mick, What build are you using? In the Windows build, where you place the AdvancedSettings.xml file depends on whether you are using it in "portable" mode or not (-p switch). If it's in portable mode, you use the file that's in the directory with the XBMC binaries. If not, it's under your user profile directory. Maybe you changed/added the wrong one? -Wes |
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