2009-12-08, 17:09
All,
Just downloaded Confuence with Camelot.
Looks nice, but I really miss & need a folder view for the various areas (Videos, Music, Etc) in XBMC.
Why?
Well, in my "Videos" library, I keep my copies of my DVD's for easy access (about 900+)
Then in the folder view, I have special topics - Surfing, Exercise, Educational, etc., as well as direct access to videos.
"Music" is much the same - the standard MP3's in the music library, and then in Folder view again the specialties: Language training, Christmas music, Classical, New Age... Items that I would not want to just pop up during a suffle play of my Music library.
Since (I believe) that XBMC does not support multiple libraries, the folder view has been the best way for me to keep these items separate.
Sure, I can pop back into PMIII to get that folder view (as well as access to to a more robust list of items in the shutdown command, including system info [ip address, version, etc]), but I would really rather see these items in Confluence.
Thoughts?
Thanks!
Just downloaded Confuence with Camelot.
Looks nice, but I really miss & need a folder view for the various areas (Videos, Music, Etc) in XBMC.
Why?
Well, in my "Videos" library, I keep my copies of my DVD's for easy access (about 900+)
Then in the folder view, I have special topics - Surfing, Exercise, Educational, etc., as well as direct access to videos.
"Music" is much the same - the standard MP3's in the music library, and then in Folder view again the specialties: Language training, Christmas music, Classical, New Age... Items that I would not want to just pop up during a suffle play of my Music library.
Since (I believe) that XBMC does not support multiple libraries, the folder view has been the best way for me to keep these items separate.
Sure, I can pop back into PMIII to get that folder view (as well as access to to a more robust list of items in the shutdown command, including system info [ip address, version, etc]), but I would really rather see these items in Confluence.
Thoughts?
Thanks!