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T! or OpenElec - LeechNL - 2013-09-25
I'm using Openelec 3.2, and have been quite satisfied with it. There is one little thing that I can't seem to fix, and I'm not sure if it's T! or Openelec. I have switched skins in Openelec, and I don't have this issue with standard Confluence. A picture speak a thousand words so:
Since Confluence doesn't overay the lines of text, it's either skin related, of OpenElec related. I'm not able to tell which is the cause.
Can anyone running T! on OpenElec confirm this is also happening for them, and do people not running OpenElec not have this issue?
RE: T! or OpenElec - ronie - 2013-09-25
(2013-09-25, 15:01)LeechNL Wrote: I'm using Openelec 3.2, and have been quite satisfied with it. There is one little thing that I can't seem to fix, and I'm not sure if it's T! or Openelec. I have switched skins in Openelec, and I don't have this issue with standard Confluence.
the problem is the xbmc build that ships with openelec.
it's not 100% frodo, they've added some additional patches, which is causing this issue.
unfixable atm.
RE: T! or OpenElec - LeechNL - 2013-09-25
Ok,thanks! At least I won't have to waste time on this :-)
RE: T! or OpenElec - kurai - 2013-09-27
I had this issue with OpenElec too - it adds various extra bits of information about the video & audio codecs which causes the lines to wrap, and overlay each other.
Easy to fix with a bit of modification to change line spacing in the controlling T! file : VideoFullScreen.xml
Code:
<window>
<defaultcontrol>-</defaultcontrol>
<controls>
<!-- codec infos -->
<control type="image">
<description>media info background image</description>
<posx>0</posx>
<posy>5</posy>
<width>1280</width>
<height>150</height>
<texture border="0,11,0,11">underlay4.png</texture>
</control>
<control type="label" id="10">
<description>row 1 label</description>
<posx>50</posx>
<posy>25</posy>
<label>-</label>
<align>left</align>
<font>font-19</font>
<include>VisibleFadeEffect</include>
</control>
<control type="label" id="11">
<description>row 2 label</description>
<posx>50</posx>
<posy>50</posy>
<label>-</label>
<align>left</align>
<font>font-19</font>
<include>VisibleFadeEffect</include>
</control>
<control type="label" id="12">
<description>row 3 label</description>
<posx>50</posx>
<posy>95</posy>
<label>-</label>
<align>left</align>
<font>font-19</font>
<include>VisibleFadeEffect</include>
</control>
</controls>
</window>... which ends up looking like this :-
RE: T! or OpenElec - JBNY - 2013-09-28
Where do I find this xml file in the openelec conf?
RE: T! or OpenElec - kurai - 2013-09-28
It's one of the files that is part of the Transparency! skin package.
In the case of OpenElec it can be found at :
/storage/.xbmc/addons/skin.transparency/720p/VideoFullScreen.xml
RE: T! or OpenElec - LeechNL - 2013-09-28
Awesome!! Thanks!
RE: T! or OpenElec - rcrh - 2013-09-30
(2013-09-25, 19:34)ronie Wrote: the problem is the xbmc build that ships with openelec.
it's not 100% frodo, they've added some additional patches, which is causing this issue.
unfixable atm.
Really? Not 100% frodo? Wow, they're very quite about that.