2010-01-03, 07:47
Ok, I went through many of the topics here and found a way of modding any skin to allow support for the Home Theater Experiaece.
First you need to open your skin folder (c:/Program Files/XBMC/skins)
next go to the skin's 720p Folder (think like c:/Program Files/XBMC/skins/Confluence/720p)
Backup your DialogVideoInfo.xml
Now, edit DialogVideoInfo.xml
Search for this string
Insert this String After the above mentioned one
Finished Product:
If no trailer for the movie is present then it will look like this:
If one is present, then you will need to move over 1 space to the right:
First you need to open your skin folder (c:/Program Files/XBMC/skins)
next go to the skin's 720p Folder (think like c:/Program Files/XBMC/skins/Confluence/720p)
Backup your DialogVideoInfo.xml
Now, edit DialogVideoInfo.xml
Search for this string
Code:
<control type="button" id="11">
<description>Play Trailer</description>
<include>ButtonInfoDialogsCommonValues</include>
<label>20410</label>
<visible>!IsEmpty(ListItem.Trailer) + !Skin.HasSetting(WindowedTrailer)</visible>
</control>
Insert this String After the above mentioned one
Code:
<control type="button" id="13">
<description>Home Theater Experience</description>
<include>ButtonInfoDialogsCommonValues</include>
<label>Theater</label>
<onclick>Dialog.Close(MovieInformation)</onclick>
<onclick>Playlist.Clear</onclick>
<onclick>RunScript(special://home/scripts/Home Theater Experience/default.py)</onclick>
</control>
Finished Product:
If no trailer for the movie is present then it will look like this:
If one is present, then you will need to move over 1 space to the right: