2009-09-01, 03:40
2005george Wrote:I love it but I sure wish the PM3.HD skin was included as well.
You can always just download it from the skins section and add it yourself
Craig
You can always just download it from the skins section and add it yourself
Craig
2009-09-04, 22:56
TheQuestor Wrote:You can always just download it from the skins section and add it yourself
Craig
Ahhh, I never noticed the scroll bar on the inside of that frame! Are the skins refreshed often?
2009-09-07, 03:17
2005george Wrote:Ahhh, I never noticed the scroll bar on the inside of that frame! Are the skins refreshed often?
Yes
2009-09-23, 23:11
When I compare the download sizes of the xbmcsvn build (36MB rar) and the T3CH build (61MB rar) for XBOX, it looks like the xbmcsv build is almost 70% the size of the T3CH build.
Is this because the xbmcsvn build omits the extra skins and preinstalled plugins or is there something else different as well?
T3CH posted an updated build today btw.
Is this because the xbmcsvn build omits the extra skins and preinstalled plugins or is there something else different as well?
T3CH posted an updated build today btw.
2009-09-23, 23:27
@TheQuestor
If I could hijack the thread for a short while, it's been discussed on the T3CH Upgrader thread with BigBellyBilly the possibility to change the tool to use zips instead of rars, as it might need less RAM to extract - currently it causes sometimes issues on Xbox for people using some larger skins, do you think it's something you could maybe look into, maybe allowing for both zips on a particular location for the script while going on for rars on the front-end of the website? or maybe switch completely to zips, whichever you think best, thanks.
PS: BTW, if you feel you'd want a plugin to access other stuff you offer on the website, I'm offering to contribute...
If I could hijack the thread for a short while, it's been discussed on the T3CH Upgrader thread with BigBellyBilly the possibility to change the tool to use zips instead of rars, as it might need less RAM to extract - currently it causes sometimes issues on Xbox for people using some larger skins, do you think it's something you could maybe look into, maybe allowing for both zips on a particular location for the script while going on for rars on the front-end of the website? or maybe switch completely to zips, whichever you think best, thanks.
PS: BTW, if you feel you'd want a plugin to access other stuff you offer on the website, I'm offering to contribute...
2009-09-24, 01:23
sethjvm Wrote:Is this because the xbmcsvn build omits the extra skins and preinstalled plugins or is there something else different as well?T3CH adds:
* Extra scripts/plugins. (Fairly small)
* The web server interface. (A couple of mb)
* The PMIIIHD skin. (12mb, though technically this is "supposed" to be there - not that it matters, as Questor has pointed out)
* Extra codec data in system\players\mplayer\codecs. (17mb)
2009-09-24, 01:59
sethjvm Wrote:When I compare the download sizes of the xbmcsvn build (36MB rar) and the T3CH build (61MB rar) for XBOX, it looks like the xbmcsv build is almost 70% the size of the T3CH build.
Is this because the xbmcsvn build omits the extra skins and preinstalled plugins or is there something else different as well?
T3CH posted an updated build today btw.
My builds are ONLY what is available via SVN. I add no skins or scripts which is why my builds are so much smaller.
Both T3CH and I build the exact same code, but T3CH adds a lot of nifty extras, where as I only make available binary what is available svn.
Hope that clears things up a little bit.
2009-09-24, 02:13
Dan Dare Wrote:@TheQuestor
If I could hijack the thread for a short while, it's been discussed on the T3CH Upgrader thread with BigBellyBilly the possibility to change the tool to use zips instead of rars, as it might need less RAM to extract - currently it causes sometimes issues on Xbox for people using some larger skins, do you think it's something you could maybe look into, maybe allowing for both zips on a particular location for the script while going on for rars on the front-end of the website? or maybe switch completely to zips, whichever you think best, thanks.
PS: BTW, if you feel you'd want a plugin to access other stuff you offer on the website, I'm offering to contribute...
I may look into zips in the near future, but RARs compress SO MUCH BETTER!
It didn't used to really be an issue but now well things are changing. The site is becoming a little more "popular" than I had anticipated and with that brings a huge surge in downloads, which means I am getting closer and closer to my max each month with this account. I'm getting over 1000 downloads a day including skins and what not and well, it is starting to add up fast 
Anyway long story short, today, no it is not going to happen. Tomorrow? you never know
I'll just say I'll get to it man yana which here in the valley doesn't take it litterally.
down here man yana doesn't mean tomorrow, it simply means not today
2009-09-24, 05:03
TheQuestor Wrote:My builds are ONLY what is available via SVN. I add no skins or scripts which is why my builds are so much smaller.
Both T3CH and I build the exact same code, but T3CH adds a lot of nifty extras, where as I only make available binary what is available svn.
Hope that clears things up a little bit.
Thank you! I did not realize that there was another source for compiled XBOX binaries. I appreciate your efforts! Is there a way to appreciate them financially to support your site? I did not notice a "donation box" when I looked at it.
2009-09-24, 07:03
sethjvm Wrote:Thank you! I did not realize that there was another source for compiled XBOX binaries. I appreciate your efforts! Is there a way to appreciate them financially to support your site? I did not notice a "donation box" when I looked at it.
nope. just enjoy what is offered
Since I can;t program or write skins or do any really cool things, the least I can do for all the hard work the devs do is to help get their work out to as many people as possible
But thanks for the offer. It is much appreciated.
Craig
