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==Additional settings== | ==Additional settings== | ||
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| link 1 = Video playback | |||
| | | link name 1 = Video OSD settings | ||
| | | description 1 = Some video playback settings can (currently) only be accessed while playing a video back and accessing the on-screen-display. For more info see [[Video playback]]. These include subtitle and audio track selection, zoom (aspect ratio) options, and more. | ||
| | | link 2 = Media sources | ||
| | | description 2 = [[Media sources]] and [[scrapers]] control what files are listed in XBMC and what is scanned into the library. These settings can also control what information is pulled from the internet. | ||
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| | | link 3 = Add-ons | ||
| | | link name 3 = Add-on settings | ||
| description 3 = Various [[add-ons]] also have settings that can be accessed by going to {{highlight|Settings -> [[Add-ons]] -> Enabled add-ons -> ''the add-on category'' -> ''the add-on title'' -> Configure}} You can also access add-on settings for some add-ons by bringing up the contextual menu '''press''' {{button|guide}} on remote or {{keypress|C}} or {{keypress|Win}} on a keyboard while using that add-on. | |||
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| link 4 = Profiles | |||
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== Advanced settings == | == Advanced settings == | ||
Revision as of 11:17, 14 April 2014
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Settings
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This section covers XBMC's various settings and where to find them.
New changes in XBMC v13 Gotham
System settings
Most of XBMC's global settings can be configured via the GUI (Graphical User Interface) under Settings (labeled "System" under the default skin, Confluence).
Choosing Settings from the Home Screen opens the Settings Window. In this window, you are able to configure XBMC's options:
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Appearance Settings/Appearance |
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Videos Settings/Videos |
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Live TV |
icon | Music Settings/Music |
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Pictures Settings/Pictures |
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Weather |
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Add-on manager The Add-on manager's purpose is to manage the various add-ons to the Kodi application. It can be browsed like any other section and the various installed/uninstalled, enabled/disabled add-ons. In the Add-on manager you can also change the settings for auto update, notifications and search for installed add-ons by bringing up the slide in submenu (press left ← to show/hide). The Add-on manager is not where you go to run add-ons, but only to install and configure them. |
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Services |
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System
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Additional settings
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Video OSD settings Some video playback settings can (currently) only be accessed while playing a video back and accessing the on-screen-display. For more info see Video playback. These include subtitle and audio track selection, zoom (aspect ratio) options, and more. |
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Media sources Media sources and scrapers control what files are listed in XBMC and what is scanned into the library. These settings can also control what information is pulled from the internet. |
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Add-on settings Various add-ons also have settings that can be accessed by going to Settings -> Add-ons -> Enabled add-ons -> the add-on category -> the add-on title -> Configure You can also access add-on settings for some add-ons by bringing up the contextual menu press guide on remote or C or ⊞ Win on a keyboard while using that add-on. |
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Profiles Profiles allow users to save all of settings as a profile and change them at the touch of a button. It also allows you to grant access to specific folders and network shares based on the profile being used. This is ideal for systems that have multiple users. It works much the same as setting up individual users on your home computer.
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Advanced settings
Main page: advancedsettings.xml
The advancedsettings.xml file, which does not exist by default, can be created by a user in their userdata folder.
This file is used for advanced settings and options that do not have GUI controls inside of Kodi. Some settings are experimental or very rarely set, so they can only be used via the advancedsettings.xml file. The file is simply a plain text file and can be edited by various text editors, so long as the name is "advancedsettings.xml". These advanced settings can be used to tweak various things such as episode naming patterns, special network ports, special behaviors, and more.
Resetting XBMC settings to default
See also: userdata
Delete your userdata folder to remove all XBMC settings and library databases. Deleting some individual files/folders in the userdata folder will also selectively reset those settings.