2013-12-01, 15:12
2013-12-02, 05:40
If you hide watched episodes (open the left menu pane and select HIDE WATCHED under MISC OPTIONS), then that view will show the unwatched count. A second alternative is to use the Media Info 2 view, which includes the unwatched count on the right side. If you really, really want to change media info view 1, then try the following (untested, but it should work):
1- in the Confluence theme, open ViewsVideoLibrary.xml
2- In the MediaListView2 include section, look for lines 1230 and 1308. They should both say something like:
3- Replace those two lines with:
4- save the file and restart XBMC.
I think that will do what you want. Again, it's untested. Oh, and don't worry that you are modifying the MediaListView2 area when you are looking at Media Info 1. I think there used to be another media view that got dropped with Frodo.
1- in the Confluence theme, open ViewsVideoLibrary.xml
2- In the MediaListView2 include section, look for lines 1230 and 1308. They should both say something like:
Code:
<label>$INFO[ListItem.Label2]</label>
Code:
<label>$INFO[ListItem.Property(UnWatchedEpisodes)</label>
I think that will do what you want. Again, it's untested. Oh, and don't worry that you are modifying the MediaListView2 area when you are looking at Media Info 1. I think there used to be another media view that got dropped with Frodo.
2013-12-06, 12:26
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. I'll try it out later when i get home from work.
Thanks,
Chris
Thanks for the reply. I'll try it out later when i get home from work.
Thanks,
Chris