[arman68]

I decided I may want to actually spend some time in the KFTV launcher (since that is also the amazon video store interface). So I modified event 3's condition to activate on screen shut off

Excellent idea! I did not think it would work since I expected the FireTV the be on standby and therefore unable to launch XBMC, but it works beautifully. I have modified the configuration to take into account, and I think it is perfect now.

This configuration will:
* automatically start XBMC when the Fire TV boots
* automatically start XBMC when the Fire TV resumes from Standby
* automatically go to Standby after 10 mins of inactivity in XBMC
* automatically go to Standby after 10 mins of inactivity in most apps
* automatically go to Standby after 15s of inactivity in KFTV Launcher

If you exit XBMC, you can either relaunch it through the Settings menu, or wait 15s for the KFTV to go to standby and power it back on.

Download llama from http://kebabapps.blogspot.com (get the engb version without callphone).

Code:

XBMC > System > Settings > System > Power saving
Shutdown function timer = 10 min
Shutdown function = Quit

Create the following Llama events:

Code:

Event     : 10 minutes standby in applications
Condition : Active application = When the current app is not KFTV Launcher
Action    : Change Screen Timeout = 10 minutes

Event     : 15 seconds standby in KTFV Launcher
Condition : Active application = When the current app is KFTV Launcher
Action    : Change Screen Timeout = 15 seconds

Event     : Launch XBMC when screen turns off
Condition : Screen off
Action    : Run Application = XBMC

Event     : Launch XBMC at startup
Condition : Phone reboot = after start up
Action    : Run Application = XBMC

You can either create the above events manually (after deleting the sample events), or import the attached llama configuration file. To import the config file:

1. download llama configuration files: llama_events_for_xbmc_on_firetv.zip - 1.31 KB
   
2. unzip it
   
3. exit or force stop llama
   
4. copy the whole Llama directory to /storage/emulated/0/ (this can be done with XBMC file manager, where that location is known as Internal Storage)
   
5. launch llama