My apologies for taking so long to respond to this. We still have download limits here in Australia, and when we go over them we get dial-up speeds for the rest of the month. I have a measly 12GB of downloads and uploads, so you can imagine how easy it is for me to go over that. Once we do go over the limit, it makes it very hard to do anything at all on here. This also means I haven't had a chance to test the updated version of your script (which I won't be able to do until tomorrow) so please bear with me if I've missed something that's already been taken care of.
mr. kav Wrote:djmattyg007 Wrote:There are several problems with this script. For starters, I couldn't get it working at all with the XBMC for Windows.
That's funny since I'm working on Windows, so I would expect it won't be the problematic platform . I understand that you did manage to get it working, can you please share more details?
I simply copied the script that I extracted from the zip file, placed it in the scripts folder, loaded up XBMC and tried to run it. There was no settings option in the context menu and as such I was completely unable to operate the script. I'll try installing it from the SVN Repo Installer next time though and see if that makes a difference.
mr. kav Wrote:djmattyg007 Wrote:Because I use the default Project Mayhem III skin, I do not have skin integration, and have no way of just pushing a button to tweet about individual songs or videos. The lack of an interface for this script is rather annoying.
I wish to avoid putting an "real" UI, I'm lousy at this and I find myself wasting time on a "pixel here, pixel there" issues which drives me nuts .
So, because you don't have the option to use a dedicated button of the skin, I added a proper support for keyboard/controller shortcut (keymap.xml or the new keyboard.xml). It works very well and you can tweet away with a click of a button. A question back to you, what I did is, when you click on the shortcut it will pop-up a pre-populated keyboard screen that you approve and it tweets away. The field is pre-populated based on your custom tweets and fully editable. Is this what you had in mind?
You could always see if there's someone else on this forum that would be happy to do the interface for you. I'd be surprised if there wasn't someone here willing to give it a shot.
As for your question, it certainly sounds like it, but I won't know for sure until I get my hands on the latest version.
mr. kav Wrote:djmattyg007 Wrote:When the automatic tweeting options are on, xbTweet pays no attention to how long the file has been playing for. It automatically tweeted everything I played as soon as it started playing.
Is this based on the debug log? If so, then it's just a debug print, there's no actual tweet. If it's based on the percentage of play, this is a bug. Can you provide more information?
Nope, it's just based on looking at my twitter feed after skipping through several songs
All I know is it tweeted everything instantly, even when it was set to 50%.
mr. kav Wrote:djmattyg007 Wrote:Also, I am not sure how much control you have over this, but when not using OAuth, tweets aren't shown to be coming from "xbTweet", just "API". For me, this is annoying beyond belief and probably means I won't be using it.
ANNOYING is the word! Sorry mate, can't control it. Only OAuth offers an application name in the tweet. Maybe someone knows a different way, but that's what I know.
Right before the developer of xTweet disappeared off the face of the planet, he managed to get Twitter to show tweets as coming from "xTweet". I'm not sure if this was because he got OAuth working without a browser interface, or if he was just using another platform, but he mentioned applying for an exception from Twitter, so I'm not sure if he achieved this or not. Unfortunately, he never got around to releasing v1.5 of his script which finally gave this ability, so we may never know.
But the point is, it might be worth looking into getting an exception for this, because obviously you have no way of implementing OAuth for the Xbox.
And for the record, vBulletin really annoys me.