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<blockquote data-quote="rekenaar" data-source="post: 360722" data-attributes="member: 27829">OK, lets try.1. First you need to identify the xml file holding your remote settings.See what files you have in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\InputDeviceMappings (your system specs stated XP as OS)Easy way to see if you have to right file, is to quickly change one of the mappings, save/close configuration, verify that the datestamp of the file was updated. Just remember to change back the value afterwards.2. If you have the right xml file, edit it with notepad (or similar).3. Find the place in the xml file where the button you want to change is declared. Example, in my MCE maping, it is called &lt;button name=&quot;My Videos&quot; code=&quot;74&quot;&gt;4. There might be more than one action declared inside, but you should see one with the following:cmdproperty=&quot;6&quot;The 6 correspond to the skin-file-id for myvideo.xml5. Change the value 6 to 96742That is the skin-id for movingpictures.6. Save and test</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rekenaar, post: 360722, member: 27829"] OK, lets try. 1. First you need to identify the xml file holding your remote settings. See what files you have in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\InputDeviceMappings (your system specs stated XP as OS) Easy way to see if you have to right file, is to quickly change one of the mappings, save/close configuration, verify that the datestamp of the file was updated. Just remember to change back the value afterwards. 2. If you have the right xml file, edit it with notepad (or similar). 3. Find the place in the xml file where the button you want to change is declared. Example, in my MCE maping, it is called <button name="My Videos" code="74"> 4. There might be more than one action declared inside, but you should see one with the following: cmdproperty="6" The 6 correspond to the skin-file-id for myvideo.xml 5. Change the value 6 to 96742 That is the skin-id for movingpictures. 6. Save and test [/QUOTE]

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