Userdata

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*'''[[Favourites|favourites.xml]]''' - This file, which may be created by XBMC or the user in their UserData folder contains items added via the ''Add to Favourites'' context menu option.
 
*'''[[Favourites|favourites.xml]]''' - This file, which may be created by XBMC or the user in their UserData folder contains items added via the ''Add to Favourites'' context menu option.
 
*'''guisettings.xml''' - This is where your settings configured in the GUI are stored (through the [[User Interface Settings]]).
 
*'''guisettings.xml''' - This is where your settings configured in the GUI are stored (through the [[User Interface Settings]]).
*'''[[Keymap.xml]]''' - This file which may be created can contain changes to the default keymapping.
 
 
*'''[[Lircmap.xml]]''' - This file which may be created can contain changes to the default Lircmap (Linux Only).
 
*'''[[Lircmap.xml]]''' - This file which may be created can contain changes to the default Lircmap (Linux Only).
 
*'''kai-vectors.xml''' (Decprecated)
 
*'''kai-vectors.xml''' (Decprecated)
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*'''[[RssFeeds.xml]]''' - RssFeeds.xml is used to configure the RSS feeds displayed in XBMC.
 
*'''[[RssFeeds.xml]]''' - RssFeeds.xml is used to configure the RSS feeds displayed in XBMC.
 
*'''[[Adding Media Sources#Through_Sources.xml|Sources.xml]]''' - Defines your [[Adding Media Sources|Media Sources]] and locations.
 
*'''[[Adding Media Sources#Through_Sources.xml|Sources.xml]]''' - Defines your [[Adding Media Sources|Media Sources]] and locations.
 
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*'''[[Keymap.xml|keymaps]]''' - This folder is where your customized keymapping files reside (e.g. MyRemote.xml)
 
[[category:Settings]]
 
[[category:Settings]]
 
[[category:Customization]]
 
[[category:Customization]]

Revision as of 17:25, 6 July 2009


Note! The location of the UserData folder depends on what platform you are running XBMC on. Please refer to the documentation of your specific platform.

Note: Manually editing the UserData Folder is an advanced topic in XBMC. New users normally don't need to Manually Edit files in the UserData Folder. XBMC does this for you, when you change the options in the XBMC GUI.


This is where all of your settings and customizations are stored.

Below are the elements contained in the UserData folder and their role:

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