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why not come together for one complete package?

 
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why not come together for one complete package?
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2006-09-10, 01:46 AM
I was just wondering I know it seems like a lot of work, but what about having one single install for plugins at wiki?
It just seems that it would be nice if there was the option that people could get just GBPVR by itself and then get each plugin by itself, but it would also be nice to have a package that would include all the working plugins for the latest gbpvr. By default they could all be unselected, but at least installed in their proper directory.
I know that some plugins might conflict with each other as I've read at wiki, but it would be nice to say at least have a package call the top 10 or 20 downloaded plugins or 10 used plugins.

The truth is that setting up gbpvr is pretty straight forward, but the plugins can sometimes be a little bit of a pain and sometimes we dont' relieze we're missing a dll...etc. A family member of mine wants to put together a PVR and I honestly can't see this person searching for plugins that he would like to have and trying to figure why certain things are working and why they aren't. I love gbpvr and half of my love for it are the plugins. Without the plugins then a person might be better off with another pvr software.
It's just my thought as my family member complains easily and it would be nice to give this person just a third party plugin installation.

I mean even when I go to here http://gbpvr.com/screenshots.htm and look at the plugins I see snapshots of third party plugins there.

It just would make sense to me to have plugins with ones like the weather, new feeds, theatre, volume and the most common plugins as one single install and having it not selected in the main program so a person can decide if they want to use the plugin or not and if it's not checked it's not used.
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2006-09-10, 02:49 AM
Follow this link...
http://forums.gbpvr.com/showpost.php?p=1...stcount=22

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2006-09-10, 03:14 AM
The problem with that is there are several different plugin developers that release new versions whenever they have something new to release. It would be a nightmare to maintain and make sure the latest revisions of all plugins are included. I do agree that installation of plugins can be a pain, but hopefully that can be resolved. I know switching over to a NSIS type installer which is free and easy to make an installer can make a big difference. We shall see.

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2006-09-10, 04:07 AM
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I really didn't know plainjane included all those plugins. I'm going to have to look more into it. I was under the assumption it was mostly associated with appearance plugin.
Thanks for sending me the link and informing me
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2006-09-10, 09:44 AM
Just an idea: Make a separate part/listing on the wiki for the plugins that are supposed to work with the latest gbpvr-version. Now you have this long list, half of which don't work.
So now with the new version just released this list would be emptySmile
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2006-09-10, 12:03 PM
The plug-ins included with Plain Jane work with GBPVR version 0.98.

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2006-09-10, 04:50 PM
This would require a tremendous amount of coordination between people who are volunteering their free time to contribute to this community. IMO, the amount of collaboration we have now is about as good as it gets. Plain Jane and AM are as unified of an effort as you are going to get around here. And that is no small feat mind you. I'm not sure how Old Dog does it.
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2006-09-10, 05:09 PM
Old Dog Wrote:The plug-ins included with Plain Jane work with GBPVR version 0.98.

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Do you actually include the plugins, or just the skins for those plugins? ie, does your PlainJane include things like the MyVideosPlugin.DLL etc? If not, then this does not what the poster is looking for.
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2006-09-10, 05:56 PM
Yes, I do include the dlls for Appearance Manager, News, Theater Listings, Weather, Web Cams, VA Panel, and Music Panel..
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2006-09-10, 05:57 PM
Dont let reven hear you say you included his MyXxxx plugin DLLs...
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