2015-02-24, 15:00
(2015-02-22, 12:07)user9998 Wrote: just downloaded & installed launcher4kodi (in win 7), the version at the top of this thread, focus seems to work but power manager settings still activate (screen will turn off while inactive). any advice?
There is no powermanagement built-in in the tool. You need to manually disable the screen turn off time in Windows Power Options.
(2015-02-23, 00:37)Phairplay Wrote: Hi,
this looks like a great app and I'm really wanting to use it I just have a question about the external apps section
I would like to use the kodi (xbmc) shell for faster loading, yet I have a few programs running in the background. would I be correct in saying any program that is not in the windows start up folder will still automatically load as usual i.e mcafree, vnc, autohotkey ect, and the ones within the folder i.e sabnzbd, sonarr, couchpotato ect will have to be rooted through your external app section?
cheers
When you change the shell to the launcher, most of the autostart applications like those in the autostart folder won't start at boot. Some applications like TeamViewer which installs themselves as processes may start even if explorer is not running.
You can add the applications you want to start at system boot to the external apps group and set the option to start them with the launcher. You can add a maximum of 9 applications.
(2015-02-23, 09:18)Shogunreaper Wrote: How do i get kodi to launch automatically with the launcher?
The only option i see is to do it on window startup... but i don't turn my computer off so that doesn't work for me.
Seems to launch external applications fine... am i supposed to add kodi to that list?
Also whats the point of "Turn off display"?
The launcher is designed to start xbmc/kodi at system startup. If you want to manually start kodi, press 'Win+Alt+Enter' (which is the hotkey usually assigned to the green button in mce remote).
You don't need to add kodi to startup list.
Turn Off display as the name suggests will turn the display off on pressing the hotkey Win+F11. I found it useful to turn off my display while listening to music.