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<blockquote data-quote="Micropolis" data-source="post: 498178" data-attributes="member: 96567">HTPCInfo plugin for MediaPortal v0.4.7Hi m6242,thx for your feedback.<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul"> Symbols: Please copy all images from the release folder to your skin directory, e.g. &quot;c:\program files\team mediaportal\skin\blue3\media&quot;. If this does not help, please delete your skin cache and restart MediaPortal.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul"> Space between lines: I don't know, which font size you are used. The best way is to post a screenshot here. Then I can see the difference to my installed skin.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul"> Configuration dialog: By default, Speedfan reports the sensor values depending on the hardware. That means for example, that not always the first temperature value is the temperature value for your CPU. To simplify the assignment to a property, you can enter (depending on the displayed values in Speedfan) a &quot;speaking&quot; name here. For example, when you enter the text &quot;CPU&quot; in the first field, you can use the property #HTPCInfo.SensorTemperatureCPU instead of #HTPCInfo.SensorTemperature0.</li>
</ul>I hope, my answers are ok.Cheers Micropolis ;-)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Micropolis, post: 498178, member: 96567"] [b]HTPCInfo plugin for MediaPortal v0.4.7[/b] Hi m6242, thx for your feedback. [LIST] [*] Symbols: Please copy all images from the release folder to your skin directory, e.g. "c:\program files\team mediaportal\skin\blue3\media". If this does not help, please delete your skin cache and restart MediaPortal. [*] Space between lines: I don't know, which font size you are used. The best way is to post a screenshot here. Then I can see the difference to my installed skin. [*] Configuration dialog: By default, Speedfan reports the sensor values depending on the hardware. That means for example, that not always the first temperature value is the temperature value for your CPU. To simplify the assignment to a property, you can enter (depending on the displayed values in Speedfan) a "speaking" name here. For example, when you enter the text "CPU" in the first field, you can use the property #HTPCInfo.SensorTemperature[U][B]CPU[/B][/U] instead of #HTPCInfo.SensorTemperature[B][U]0[/U][/B]. [/LIST] I hope, my answers are ok. Cheers Micropolis ;-) [/QUOTE]

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