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I'm using XBMC Frodo via OpenELEC and have defined a custom advancedsettings.xml:

Code:
<advancedsettings>

  <video>

    <adjustrefreshrate>

      <override>

    <fps>23.976</fps> 

    <refresh>23.97608</refresh>

      </override>

    </adjustrefreshrate>

  </video>

  <defaultvideosettings>

    <volumeamplification>0.000000</volumeamplification>

  </defaultvideosettings>

  <audio>

    <mute>false</mute>

    <fvolumelevel>1.000000</fvolumelevel>

    <audiophile>1</audiophile>

  </audio>

  <songinfoduration>0</songinfoduration>

  <network>

    <cachemembuffersize>524288000</cachemembuffersize>

  </network>

  <rootovershoot>false</rootovershoot>

  <sorttokens>

    <token>...</token>

  </sorttokens>

  <showexitbutton>false</showexitbutton>

</advancedsettings>

This advancedsettings.xml is correctly read in by XBMC, at least the logfiles show that both the OpenELEC-specific advancedsettings.xml and my personal advancedsettings.xml are processed. However, I have the feeling that not all items are used by XBMC, e.g.:
Exitbutton is still there (in standard Confluence)
I entered the "mute", "volumeamplification" and "fvolumelevel" tags in order to disallow any volume controls from within the XBMC gui. However, all those controls are still usable from the GUI. I thought that any setting within advancedsettings.xml will be disabled in the normal GUI?
"songinfoduration" and "adjustframerate" seem to work, on the other hand.

What am I doing wrong here?

LennyX