[Supercar1000]

Hi there! I wanna add pluging to my XBMC (9.04.1) but the VideoPlugins is not an option when I try to add it to sources

I'm running Windows XP SP3


Any help would be great!
Thanks
Keven

[jmarshall]

Then you have no video plugins installed.

It'll automatically pop up if you actually have some.

[Supercar1000]

Then you have no video plugins installed.

It'll automatically pop up if you actually have some.

I have put the folder containing the "default" file and all other ones into the corresponding folder (../Plugins/Video/).

Do I need to do something more to install them ??

[stacked]

I have put the folder containing the "default" file and all other ones into the corresponding folder (../Plugins/Video/).

Do I need to do something more to install them ??

http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=HOW-TO_insta...directorie

[Supercar1000]

I've already read that stuff, that's why I'm posting here.. nothing work

[rwparris2]

I have put the folder containing the "default" file and all other ones into the corresponding folder (../Plugins/Video/).

What is the full path you are using?
It most likely needs to be in %appdata%/xbmc/plugins/video
If you want to use Program Files/xbmc/plugins/video then you need to append -p to your xbmc shortcut. This should be somewhere in the wiki page regarding windows specific FAQs

[Supercar1000]

What is the full path you are using?
It most likely needs to be in %appdata%/xbmc/plugins/video
If you want to use Program Files/xbmc/plugins/video then you need to append -p to your xbmc shortcut. This should be somewhere in the wiki page regarding windows specific FAQs

Ok Now it's working but I need to reset all my Library (Not a prob)

Great Thanks!!! I woudn't find that alone!

[rwparris2]

The link stacked gave you explained all that, please read entire articles when people give them to you.

You don't have to redo your library, just move your entire userdata folder.

[adambasord]

if you are using windows 7 rtm release the -p doesnt seem to work so u have to put the plugins into %appdata%/xbmc/plugins/video to get them to work

[djcorvus]

Hey guys,

Does this advice apply to scripts too?

I've downloaded the YouTube script and unzipped it, and then placed the 'YouTube' folder inside my C:/Program Files/XBMC/scripts/ folder, but when I go to my 'scripts' section within XBMC, it doesn't detect any scripts. Not even the Apple Movie Trailers one that comes with XBMC.

I've even tried using the file browser within XBMC but it just doesn't recognise the .py file. It just doesn't see anything!

Am I doing something wrong??

P.S. I'm running the latest built on my HTPC using Windows 7.

[BrokenCodes]

xbmc.exe -fs -p

[djcorvus]

xbmc.exe -fs -p

I'm sorry, what?

I'm a n00b, can you please give me a step by step guide? I've tried everything.

[natethomas]

dj, when you installed XBMC, did you install using portable mode or default mode? If you installed in default mode, you'll want to put the script in your "appdata" folder. Specifically, in your script folder which may be found here:

C:\Users\[user]\AppData\Roaming\XBMC\

However, with that said, why not simply use the SVN Repo Installer, which will automatically install Youtube into the correct folder? Check the developer blogs for a walkthrough of the process.

http://xbmc.org/natethomas/2009/07/11/ke...le-stupid/