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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.
*'''[[How to Edit Bookmarks#Through_Sources.xml|Sources.xml]]''' - Defines your [[How to Edit Bookmarks|bookmarks]]
*'''[[How to Edit Bookmarks#Through_Sources.xml|Sources.xml]]''' - Defines your [[How to Edit Bookmarks|bookmarks]]
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Revision as of 16:59, 15 May 2007

The UserData folder, which is located in the main XBMC installation folder is where all of your settings and customizations are stored.

Here is an example of the structure:


  • Visualizations - All of your visualization settings are stored in this folder.
  • Database - This is where all of the databases required for your Music and Video Libraries are located, along with any downloaded CDDB or IMDb information.
    • CDDB
    • IMDb
    • MyMusic6.db
    • MyPrograms6.db
    • MyVideos31.db
  • Playlists - This is where your playlists are stored. There are separate subfolders for music and video playlists.
    • music
    • video
  • AdvancedSettings.xml - This file, which may be created by a user in their UserData folder can contain additional settings, and can contain pre-defined values for the settings available in the GUI (thus removing them from the GUI settings screens.) Useful for advanced users and for installers.
  • 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).
  • kai-vectors.xml
  • LCD.xml - The LCD.xml file is used for customizing the output of the LCD Display.
  • PartyMode.xml - Defines the Smart Playlist to be used when using Party Mode for music playback
  • RssFeeds.xml - RssFeeds.xml is used to configure the RSS feeds displayed in XBMC.
  • Sources.xml - Defines your bookmarks