2008-01-06, 09:19 PM
I still didn't upgrade my TV. I'm leaning towards a rear projection TV to get the size I want with the budget I have. You're right, there were so many hard coded numbers in the XRecord code, it took a lot of time to make it all skinnable.
There are four types of lists, Group, Video, Advanced and Hetero. The list in your image is the advanced list. There is a line in the Language section that controls how the advanced list gets layed out.
If you press Pause/Ctrl-Q it toggles between the advanced and group lists. The video list is the one that you see when you browse the shows that popup when you click on a group in the group or advanced lists. The hetero (also known as mixed) list is an alternative for the video list. It is used by default in the movie section but in the stop menu the "Set mix" item will force that group to use the mixed mode or Hetero[geneous] list instead of the video list.
There are four types of lists, Group, Video, Advanced and Hetero. The list in your image is the advanced list. There is a line in the Language section that controls how the advanced list gets layed out.
Code:
<Advanced active="true" rows="2" columns="4" box="false" startGapTop="70" rowGap="180" startGapLeft="110" columnGap="125"/>
If you press Pause/Ctrl-Q it toggles between the advanced and group lists. The video list is the one that you see when you browse the shows that popup when you click on a group in the group or advanced lists. The hetero (also known as mixed) list is an alternative for the video list. It is used by default in the movie section but in the stop menu the "Set mix" item will force that group to use the mixed mode or Hetero[geneous] list instead of the video list.