2010-10-12, 14:38
I have two things which I'm hoping someone will be able to help me out with, both relating to video add-ons. First, I would like to add add-ons to the home screen. For example, I would like my home menu to consist of the following:
Movies
TV Shows
iPlayer
Apple Movie Trailers
YouTube
Movies and TV Shows are fine as they use the built-in libraries; however iPlayer, Apple Movie Trailers and YouTube are all video add-ons. Now I have found a way to add iPlayer to my home screen, but the problem is when I’ve finished with iPlayer and I press the menu button on my Apple Remote to back to the home screen, it takes me back to the Videos Add-ons folder. I must then press the menu button multiple times to return to the home screen. The same goes for Apple Movie Trailers and YouTube. I would like to know if it’s possible that when I’ve finished with add-on’s to return directly to the home screen with a single button press?
My second question also relates to add-ons but this time I would like to have them listed in the root Video folder and not in the Video Add-ons sub folder. This way I don’t differentiate between locally stored and web accessed content. Is this possible?
Movies
TV Shows
iPlayer
Apple Movie Trailers
YouTube
Movies and TV Shows are fine as they use the built-in libraries; however iPlayer, Apple Movie Trailers and YouTube are all video add-ons. Now I have found a way to add iPlayer to my home screen, but the problem is when I’ve finished with iPlayer and I press the menu button on my Apple Remote to back to the home screen, it takes me back to the Videos Add-ons folder. I must then press the menu button multiple times to return to the home screen. The same goes for Apple Movie Trailers and YouTube. I would like to know if it’s possible that when I’ve finished with add-on’s to return directly to the home screen with a single button press?
My second question also relates to add-ons but this time I would like to have them listed in the root Video folder and not in the Video Add-ons sub folder. This way I don’t differentiate between locally stored and web accessed content. Is this possible?