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Just noticed this on the music OSD beside the bitrate is a color tag: [color aaffffff]
I've checked and this exists on both 0.9 and 0.91 with svn on Linux.
Tried 3 different svn revisions up to the very latest, I literally just compiled 5 minutes ago.
Anyone else having this issue?
Not really a big deal but I figured I'd ask. :p
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If it displays "[color aafffff]" in the UI then it's probably missing the closing [/color] tag.
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I figured that was the case, though with all the localization stuff that I'm not familiar with fully I wasn't having much luck tracking it down. ^_^
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It appears in the image for setting the music OSD as well.
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about musicOSD, i have a question :
the musicOSD disappears after about 10 seconds, is it possible to leave the osd or to increase the limit? I have searched in settings, put not find anything about that.
Thanks you
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Exactly, in pspad, [/COLOR] is upper case but, when i copy and paste in the forum, it move in lower case.......strange
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It shows the correct case when quoting as well as editing too. :p
Forum feature to avoid people "yelling" and otherwise posting annoyingly.
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Thanks Djh.
Disappointed to see that it is hard-coded into XBMC...... A value in settings would be great, perhaps this will be possible in future svn ?
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Thank you Hitcher but i've tested and no luck. I've modified advancedsettings.xml and put <songinfoduration>3600</songinfoduration> for test and music Osd disappears always......
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2009-04-03, 23:13
(This post was last modified: 2009-04-03, 23:21 by Hitcher.)
The valid range is 1 to 15, in seconds.
Just tested this myself and it appears that a value of 15 actuals equals 10 seconds.
You can get it to stay on screen by pressing 'i'.