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<blockquote data-quote="citizenkeys" data-source="post: 519708" data-attributes="member: 91851">when i started on this project, to take over the abandoned project mayhem iii, the video playlist didn't work right.&nbsp; the recorded tv shows was also broken. i asked about how to fix those and never got a response from anybody.&nbsp; there's also no documentation to assist me in fixing those things and i don't have time to sit and debut through trial and error.&nbsp; when i get some time, i'll look at it.the time reference bug only shows up on long videos.&nbsp; i had to make the original images wider manually in photoshop just to get them that wide.&nbsp; because all those images (they look like tags) are separate images and not one big image, it required making each image wider, copy/paste the right side of the image to the end, and then changing the picture's location onscreen in the xml files.&nbsp; that just needs to be done again to make them look right.if you just need to see the play time while you're watching a video, you can also just press the &quot;info&quot; key on your remote (or whatever you have it set to on your keyboard) and you'll get a nice on-screen display with the current play time, duration, and a status bar.&nbsp; if you started the movie using 'moving pictures' plugin, you'll also get the movie's poster and the movie's description, which looks real nice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="citizenkeys, post: 519708, member: 91851"] when i started on this project, to take over the abandoned project mayhem iii, the video playlist didn't work right. the recorded tv shows was also broken. i asked about how to fix those and never got a response from anybody. there's also no documentation to assist me in fixing those things and i don't have time to sit and debut through trial and error. when i get some time, i'll look at it. the time reference bug only shows up on long videos. i had to make the original images wider manually in photoshop just to get them that wide. because all those images (they look like tags) are separate images and not one big image, it required making each image wider, copy/paste the right side of the image to the end, and then changing the picture's location onscreen in the xml files. that just needs to be done again to make them look right. if you just need to see the play time while you're watching a video, you can also just press the "info" key on your remote (or whatever you have it set to on your keyboard) and you'll get a nice on-screen display with the current play time, duration, and a status bar. if you started the movie using 'moving pictures' plugin, you'll also get the movie's poster and the movie's description, which looks real nice. [/QUOTE]

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