issue91:labo_linux_2
Différences
Ci-dessous, les différences entre deux révisions de la page.
Les deux révisions précédentesRévision précédenteProchaine révision | Révision précédente | ||
issue91:labo_linux_2 [2015/02/28 16:06] – [11] auntiee | issue91:labo_linux_2 [2015/02/28 17:51] (Version actuelle) – [15] auntiee | ||
---|---|---|---|
Ligne 139: | Ligne 139: | ||
**The System menu actually brings up the majority of the settings for XBMC, and there are a lot of settings that go multiple levels deep. XBMC is huge, so, to keep it brief, we’ll just touch on the settings options and some of the ones we use. The main System settings are Appearance, Video, Live TV, Music, Pictures, Weather, Add-ons, Services, and System. Clicking on Appearance brings up a new menu full of options that allow you to control anything from font size zooming to whether hidden files and directories are shown. We already touched on the International menu in order to change from Fahrenheit to Celsius. The Skin menu is the menu most people are interested in checking out. Clicking Skin, then right-navigating and clicking on Skin > Confluence > Get More lets you get more XBMC themes. Skins can dramatically change the look and some of the functionality of XBMC, this includes the main menu that’s displayed on startup. When we change to Ace, for example, the main menu options become Movies, TV Shows, Concerts, Music, Favourites, Games, Images, Weather, Settings, and Exit. While some of the menus are simply other names for the same thing, other options like Favourites would have been buried in a sub-menu under Confluence. Themes can also change how content is displayed (the view). Some themes add more information to the view than others. Pay attention when changing themes, it can be tricky to navigate your way back to change the theme to something else. Under the Ace theme, the System menu is sensibly called Settings. If changing the theme wasn’t enough for you, you can control each theme’s settings from System > Appearance, and, on the Skin tab, navigating to the Settings option under the Skin name. The Skin settings brings up yet another sub-menu of options to control the skin, We use the Add-on Shortcuts tab to show our favourite add-ons on the home screen below the menu names.** | **The System menu actually brings up the majority of the settings for XBMC, and there are a lot of settings that go multiple levels deep. XBMC is huge, so, to keep it brief, we’ll just touch on the settings options and some of the ones we use. The main System settings are Appearance, Video, Live TV, Music, Pictures, Weather, Add-ons, Services, and System. Clicking on Appearance brings up a new menu full of options that allow you to control anything from font size zooming to whether hidden files and directories are shown. We already touched on the International menu in order to change from Fahrenheit to Celsius. The Skin menu is the menu most people are interested in checking out. Clicking Skin, then right-navigating and clicking on Skin > Confluence > Get More lets you get more XBMC themes. Skins can dramatically change the look and some of the functionality of XBMC, this includes the main menu that’s displayed on startup. When we change to Ace, for example, the main menu options become Movies, TV Shows, Concerts, Music, Favourites, Games, Images, Weather, Settings, and Exit. While some of the menus are simply other names for the same thing, other options like Favourites would have been buried in a sub-menu under Confluence. Themes can also change how content is displayed (the view). Some themes add more information to the view than others. Pay attention when changing themes, it can be tricky to navigate your way back to change the theme to something else. Under the Ace theme, the System menu is sensibly called Settings. If changing the theme wasn’t enough for you, you can control each theme’s settings from System > Appearance, and, on the Skin tab, navigating to the Settings option under the Skin name. The Skin settings brings up yet another sub-menu of options to control the skin, We use the Add-on Shortcuts tab to show our favourite add-ons on the home screen below the menu names.** | ||
- | Le menu Système mène effectivement | + | Le menu Système mène en fait à la majorité des paramètres de XBMC et il y a beaucoup de paramètres qui vont à plusieurs niveaux de profondeur. XBMC est énorme, donc, pour rester bref, nous nous contenterons d' |
====== 13 ====== | ====== 13 ====== | ||
Ligne 163: | Ligne 163: | ||
We touched on the System > Add-ons menu. System > Add-ons extends XBMC by allowing you to get Add-ons from different repositories to extend the functionality of XBMC. There are a lot of Youtube videos about how to add various add-ons but a warning is perhaps necessary here; be sure to back up your XBMC settings. Using repositories and add-ons other than those sanctioned by XBMC can really mess up XBMC to the point where it’s simpler just to rm -rf ~/.xbmc/ and start from scratch.** | We touched on the System > Add-ons menu. System > Add-ons extends XBMC by allowing you to get Add-ons from different repositories to extend the functionality of XBMC. There are a lot of Youtube videos about how to add various add-ons but a warning is perhaps necessary here; be sure to back up your XBMC settings. Using repositories and add-ons other than those sanctioned by XBMC can really mess up XBMC to the point where it’s simpler just to rm -rf ~/.xbmc/ and start from scratch.** | ||
- | Système > Images affiche un pauvre petit ensemble d' | + | Système > Images affiche un ensemble d' |
Le menu Système > Météo est encore plus clairsemé et montre seulement quelques paramètres, | Le menu Système > Météo est encore plus clairsemé et montre seulement quelques paramètres, | ||
Ligne 185: | Ligne 185: | ||
Système > Services contient les options pour contrôler XBMC via UPnP (Universal Plug and Play), via http (utilisé par des télécommandes logicielles comme celles de certaines applications Android) ainsi que des options Apple AirPlay et Samba. | Système > Services contient les options pour contrôler XBMC via UPnP (Universal Plug and Play), via http (utilisé par des télécommandes logicielles comme celles de certaines applications Android) ainsi que des options Apple AirPlay et Samba. | ||
- | Enfin le menu Système > Paramètres est utile pour régler les options audio et vidéo. Si vous aviez des problèmes d' | + | Enfin, le menu Système > Paramètres est utile pour régler les options audio et vidéo. Si vous aviez des problèmes d' |
- | Nous avons couvert toutes les options du menu principal de XBMC, et pourtant nous avons vraiment à peine gratté la surface de ce dont est capable | + | Nous avons couvert toutes les options du menu principal de XBMC, et pourtant nous avons vraiment à peine gratté la surface de ce dont XBMC est capable. XBMC est un de ces programmes où, plus vous creusez, plus vous trouvez d' |
- | XBMC est un de ces programmes où « votre kilométrage peut varier », en fonction de l' | + | XBMC est un de ces programmes où « votre kilométrage peut varier », en fonction de l' |
Liens utiles : | Liens utiles : |
issue91/labo_linux_2.1425135973.txt.gz · Dernière modification : 2015/02/28 16:06 de auntiee