[janick]

Just recently installed Gotham 13.2 and everything works perfectly. My problem is i have a plasma TV and experience burn in especially where the time is displayed in the upper right corner. I've tried other skins but really like, and gotten used to, confluence. Can I remove just that from my view? Thanks

[kricker]

Not without editing the Skin xml files. You may want to just use a screensaver that can negate the burn in.

[janick]

Not without editing the Skin xml files. You may want to just use a screensaver that can negate the burn in.

Can i try editing the files? Would it take too long for you to describe where to go? I like tinkering and can experiment on an old comuter?

[janick]

Not without editing the Skin xml files. You may want to just use a screensaver that can negate the burn in.

Can i try editing the files? Would it take too long for you to describe where to go? I like tinkering and can experiment on an old comuter?

one bump before i stop bothering everybody...thanks

[scott967]

You can go into confluence 720p folder and edit includes.xml. Look for <include name="Clock"> and edit as desired. I was playing with an animation that would make it fade out after a certain length of time, but couldn't figure out a good way to start the fade out.

scott s.
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[kricker]

XBMC\addons\skin.confluence\720p

Then find the Home.xml file. At the bottom of the file you'll see:

Code:

        <include>Clock</include>
        <control type="label">
            <description>Date label</description>
            <right>20</right>
            <top>35</top>
            <width>200</width>
            <height>15</height>
            <align>right</align>
            <aligny>center</aligny>
            <font>font10</font>
            <textcolor>white</textcolor>
            <shadowcolor>black</shadowcolor>
            <label>$INFO[System.Date]</label>
            <include>Window_OpenClose_Animation</include>
            <animation effect="slide" start="0,0" end="-40,0" time="100" condition="Window.IsVisible(Mutebug)">conditional</animation>
        </control>

Remove that and date and time are gone.

[janick]

XBMC\addons\skin.confluence\720p

Then find the Home.xml file. At the bottom of the file you'll see:

Code:

        <include>Clock</include>
        <control type="label">
            <description>Date label</description>
            <right>20</right>
            <top>35</top>
            <width>200</width>
            <height>15</height>
            <align>right</align>
            <aligny>center</aligny>
            <font>font10</font>
            <textcolor>white</textcolor>
            <shadowcolor>black</shadowcolor>
            <label>$INFO[System.Date]</label>
            <include>Window_OpenClose_Animation</include>
            <animation effect="slide" start="0,0" end="-40,0" time="100" condition="Window.IsVisible(Mutebug)">conditional</animation>
        </control>

Remove that and date and time are gone.

Did both home.xml and include.xml. Worked perfectly, thanks guys