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hack: Movies and TV Shows that dont point to library - gnarfel - 2009-02-21 in xTV\PAL\Home.xml Code: <item> You may want to comment out the <item> definitions for the real TV Shows and Movies (there are two Movies definitions, one for 'Library' view, and one that just takes you to the video sources list.) - xfiring - 2009-03-28 Can you elaborate on how you got TV to not link to Library mode? I can't seem to get it to work by creating a share called TV and modifying the second parameter. Thanks - gnarfel - 2009-03-29 The share isn't called TV, the multipath source is (can be a regular single path source too). When you're adding a new source, set the name of the overall source (whether one source or many) to TV (or whatever you set for the second parameter of ActivateWindow) - xfiring - 2009-03-29 Where did you create the source? I created it under movies, I just did an Add Source and browsed out to my NAS share called TV. It works fine browsing in file mode. Then I went into the Home.XML and changed it to point to TV. I am obviosly doing something wrong. If what I created is not a multipath source, let me know what you are talking about. - CHI3f - 2009-03-30 Are you sure you are using <onclick>ActivateWindow(MyVideoFiles,TV)</onclick> instead of <onclick>ActivateWindow(MyVideoLibrary,TV)</onclick>? - xfiring - 2009-03-31 Yes, my mistake. Thank you. Now the question is both on Movies & TV, it works perfectly when selecting from the home screen, but when I navigate back there is an additional screen on each one. On Movies I see the 'recently added and movie plugins', on TV I see the movie shares as I would in file mode. Is there anyway to remove those screens when going backwards, so basically it would go directly to home screen from where I enter the screen from the home menu? Does that make sense? - CHI3f - 2009-03-31 If you are using the XBOX then use the back button instead of the B button. If you are using a computer use Esc instead of Backspace. - gnarfel - 2009-05-07 xfiring Wrote:Is there anyway to remove those screens when going backwards, so basically it would go directly to home screen from where I enter the screen from the home menu? Does that make sense? I've found it handy to have it, so I haven't really looked for a way to disable it. I use it to access 'hidden' sources that I otherwise wouldn't want available through the UI, which I use for things like YouTube .flvs. My roommate understood it better when I explained that one button would reliably take him back to the main menu from almost everywhere in the UI, while the other one was to 'go up a folder' per se. |