tinybutstrong
Senior Member Posts: 192 Joined: Sep 2010 Reputation: 0 |
2010-10-18 07:08
Post: #31
And how to make any menu item as default one pre-selected on startup? ie, confluence default is "video", I want to change it.
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Balthazaar
Senior Member Posts: 101 Joined: Jul 2008 Reputation: 4 |
2010-11-01 13:19
Post: #32
Excellent work. Thanks for this mod, made things easy for me..
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Vinther
Member Posts: 76 Joined: Nov 2010 Reputation: 0 |
2010-11-20 23:45
Post: #33
Really nice mod, use it on my laptop with Windows, but you make a guide how to implement this xbmc live
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nero12
Member+ Posts: 72 Joined: Feb 2010 Reputation: 0 |
2010-12-04 13:52
Post: #34
It works fine.
However i cant get the background to workfor the buttons i created i get blank backgroung (black) However for the other regular buttons background works as it always did i have replaced all the files again. i must have messed up something. anyway for those that dont know where to add those files (ubuntu karmic) navigate to: /usr/share/xbmc/addons/skin.confluence took me sometime to find out u propperly dont have the rights if u use FTP: in which case i did a full permission: chmod -R 777 xbmc/
(This post was last modified: 2010-12-04 13:54 by nero12.)
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himayv
Junior Member Posts: 11 Joined: Dec 2010 Reputation: 0 |
2010-12-04 20:20
Post: #35
This is a great mod, thanks for doing this.
I had some issues installing it in XBMC Live (Dharma build, I believe), installed to the hard drive of an Acer Aspire Revo 1600, so I thought I'd leave some info on how I ended up getting it to work. Interestingly, despite opening up the permissions on many directories in XBMC Live via command line, I was still unable to FTP the mod files in--kept getting "permission denied" errors via FileZilla and WinSCP. I'm sure someone knows a cleaner / faster way to do this...but anyway, here's the method that worked for me: 1. From another computer, download the mod files from the first post in this thread. They come down as a file "Homemod.zip", extract the files to a "Homemod" folder. 2. Turn on the XBMC Live computer. FTP into the XBMC Live computer using FileZilla or WinSCP. This requires knowing the IP address of the computer, using the SFTP protocol (port 22) and the username and password established when XBMC Live was first installed. 3. FTP the entire extracted "Homemod" folder to the area that you *do* have access to by default: /home/USERNAME (Where "USERNAME" is replaced by the login name you created upon install.) You should see the "Homemod" folder appear on the XBMC Live box as /home/USERNAME/Homemod Close the FTP program. (Again, I had to do it this way because this was the only area where I could successfully FTP files to, despite attempting all kinds of command line permission changes (like "sudo chmod 777 usr/share etc etc). I spent a LOT of time at the command line trying to allow full FTP permission to the /usr/share/ directory and all subdirectories; I'm sure I was doing something wrong, all I can tell you is the procedure outlined here was the only way that worked for me.) 4. From the XBMC Live computer, hit Alt + F3 on the keyboard. This bumps you from the XBMC interface to the command line. Log in, again using the credentials created when XBMC Live was first installed. Then type the following command: Code: sudo cp /home/USERNAME/Homemod/720p /usr/share/xbmc/skin/Confluence -rBe sure that when you type this in, you've replaced the USERNAME text with the username corresponding to the account you created upon install. Then type the following command: Code: sudo cp /home/USERNAME/Homemod/scripts/script.favourites /usr/share/xbmc/skin/Confluence/scripts -rThen type: Code: exitIn non-Linux-expert English: these two commands are saying "copy the contents of the 720p directory from my home directory into the Confluence skin directory of the same name" and the same thing for the "scripts" directory. 5. Reboot the XBMC Live computer. Voila! This excellent mod is in place, and the Confluence menu is customizable with favorites and scripts from Settings --> Skin --> Custom Home Options. Just want to say thanks again for creating such an excellent modification; this allows me to have a lot more control over Confluence. This mod turned me from XBMC enthusiast to full-fledged fanboy. Cheers, himayv |
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bodhi
Fan Joined: Sep 2010 Reputation: 1 |
2010-12-06 06:02
Post: #36
nero12 Wrote:It works fine. I'm seeing the same thing. No background. Did we miss something? are they supposed to be blank? |
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nero12
Member+ Posts: 72 Joined: Feb 2010 Reputation: 0 |
2010-12-11 12:03
Post: #37
bodhi: do a manual overwrite in settings -> settings -> skin -> background -> choose your menu nd then click on single image and locate the image.
thats all this way worked for me I use dharma rc2 |
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bodhi
Fan Joined: Sep 2010 Reputation: 1 |
2010-12-11 12:26
Post: #38
nero12 Wrote:bodhi: do a manual overwrite in settings -> settings -> skin -> background -> choose your menu nd then click on single image and locate the image. nero, thanks for the tips! |
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sufreak
Senior Member Posts: 204 Joined: Jul 2010 Reputation: 1 |
2010-12-11 14:49
Post: #39
Maybe this was asked, and I missed this. Is there a way to set what the default selected menu setting is? It defaults to Video, but I'd like to see TV Shows selected.
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sam3k
Junior Member Posts: 10 Joined: Sep 2010 Reputation: 0 Location: New York City |
2010-12-24 04:43
Post: #40
I cannot get this working in XBMC 10.0 PC
downloaded this file: http://www.themurrayworld.com/xbmc/Homemod.zip which has 3 folders "720", "media", and "scripts"some of the places i dropped to see if it works are: + C:/Programs Files/XBMC/addons/skin.confluence (all three folders) + C:/Programs Files/XBMC/skins/Confluence (all three, i think) + User/Application Data/XBMC/addons/skin.confluence (I think) nothing, can someone tell me where each folder goes? |
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