"Currently not for commercial use"?

I put that in as I didn't want ACR pinching it for fixing up stuff that they have not showed any interest in for over a year.

Andy has put in most of the hard work so far getting this project running and why should ACR get the kudos?

Perhaps better wording for next version as I'm sure that there will be one..

Any suggestions?

Hmmm,

They won't open in any editor (ULead Photo Impact, Corel PhotoPaint, Photoshop) when first unpacked from the firmware.

If I open them in Paint first, then save them, I can then open them in all the other editors...

Thanks Duivels for the tip.

Tried it:-

if (text = "NO")
text = "None Present";
text;
It always returns "NO"

I'm trying to get this syntax sorted so that I can fix the trailing commas problem.

The logic that I want to use is this:-

Start loop that gets directors names until no more (null)

Get the Directors name into the text variable
If i = 1 (First pass through)
text = Name
else
text = ", " + name
end if

It was the "currently" bit.

At the moment YAMJ is licenced under a BY-NC licence where you must give credit and cannot be used for commercial purposes. AC Ryan have the only licence to use YAMJ for "commercial" purposes, i.e. they can distribute it with their players and promote it as included.

For the work that you and Andy are doing (which is great! ) I would mark it as "Not for commercial use" and then you could always change it later.

Note: This is the opinion of a complete layman, so it probably means nothing at all Just put a licence agreement in the distribution and it'll give you some protection at least

Hi Greg

missed something in the code = you need two '=' signs - try this, I keep forgetting it as well


For some of the other things you are looking at, see the Xtreamer forums and the Xtreamer RSS Guide

Hope this is useful - I hope to have some more time this weekend to look at things

Andy

I've now updated the first post, to reflect the new firmware Duivels has issued, and also list the known Jukebox bugs that I can't fix through the .rss interface.
I have looked at making the player jump straight from the home page into the Jukebox main screen, without going through the screens to select the index file first, but this needs work on the source code by AC Ryan.
While you can get the main screen to jump into the Jukebox screen without looking for the index file, the app used to find the index files needs to be initialised first, before any content will play through the Jukebox interface. And as soon as it is called it takes you through finding the index file....

Andy

Hi Andy..

I think I am nearly there with everyting and was able to do some content testing earlier.

I really like the display of the episode titles and was really dismayed when I thoroughly tested the first TV series that I have in the dB, "24".

Seasons 3. 6 and 8 were missing the episode titles!!! Bugger!!!!

I did some investigating and found that the TVdB has a duplicate listing there so I think YAMJ was getting it's knickers in a knot because of this.

I then modified the NFO files like such:-

Instead of:-
<id>tt0285331</id>

I modified them to this:-
<id moviedb="thetvdb">76290</id>
<id moviedb="imdb">tt0285331</id>

Now all is good.

Regards
Greg

If you can, that's the best way to have the IDs in the NFO file.
Also, you can use "tvdbid" in the XML NFO files (Sickbeard adds this to some NFOs, so we support that too)