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<title>Fool's Gold (Widescreen Edition)</title>
<medium>DVD</medium>
<year>2008</year>
<certification>PG-13 (USA)</certification>
<genres>
<genre>Comedy</genre>
<genre>Action & Adventure</genre>
</genres>
<region>Region 1</region>
<casts>
<cast>
<column>Matthew McConaughey</column>
<column></column>
</cast>
<cast>
<column>Kate Hudson</column>
<column></column>
</cast>
</casts>
<studios>
<studio>Warner Home Video</studio>
</studios>
<languages>
<language>Spanish</language>
<language>French</language>
<language>English</language>
</languages>
<running-time>112</running-time>
<aspect-ratios>
<aspect-ratio>1.77:1</aspect-ratio>
</aspect-ratios>
<widescreen>true</widescreen>
<color>Color</color>
<plot>Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson go for the gold (and the diamonds emeralds and rubies) as a just-divorced couple who bicker and banter their way through an adventure- and laugh-packed undersea treasure hunt. McConaughey is Finn in love with his ex (Hudson) and in deep with gangster Bigg Bunny. After eight years of searching Finn gets a clue to the whereabouts of the Queen?s Dowry a fabulous fortune that mysteriously disappeared in the Caribbean in 1715. Now all he has to do is get the gold get the girl and get going before Bigg Bunny gets him. Directed by Andy Tennant (Hitch) Fool?s Gold glitters with danger action romance comedy great one-liners ? and a great time to be had by all!Format: DVD MOVIE Genre:Â COMEDY/ROMANTIC COMEDY UPC:Â 085391139997 Manufacturer No:Â 113999</plot>
<cover>0cda00401e94918c5d5d52b6f6c155b6.jpeg</cover>
<amazon>http://www.amazon.com/Fools-Gold-Widescreen-Matthew-McConaughey/dp/B0012KJ0DK%3FSubscriptionId%3D0834VQ4S71KYPVSYQD02%26tag%3Dtellico-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB0012KJ0DK</amazon>
</entry>
# This is the configuration file for /home/royw/views/flickrfetchr/flickrfetchr and is where
# you specify what images you want fetched from flickr for the LinuxMCE screensaver
#
# To take full advantage of these options, you should have an account on http://www.flickr.com
#
# For those who are familiar with ruby, the format for this file should be obvious :)
# But for the vast majority, here goes:
#
# Comments start with an '#' and extend to the end of the line
#
# We are initializing the config Hash so each line starts with "config[key]". The keys
# are all symbols so start with a colon (":key").
#
# Each hash value is an Array so is enclosed in square brackets:
# config[:key] = []
#
# Empty brackets are permissible
#
# Each element in the value Array is a Hash so is inclosed with curly brackets:
# config[:key] = [{}, {}, ...]
#
# Each element in the Hash is a key/value pair which are seperated by a =>
# config[:key] = [{:key1 => value1, :key2 => value2, ...}]
#
# Again each key is a symbol and starts with a colon
#
# String values are enclosed with single quotes while integers are not. In this
# config file, all values are either integers or strings, even though I document
# the strings with more descriptive types like 'USER_ID' or 'PATH'.
# config[:key] = [{:key1 => '/home/flickr', :key2 => 20, ...}]
#
# Each section includes an example at the end which starts with ## which show
# proper syntax for that section.
#****** Fetch photo definitions
#***********************************************************************
# To fetch photos from a user account using either the flickr user ID or the user name:
# config[:USERS] = [{
# :nsid => USER_ID OR :username => FLICKR_USER_NAME, # required
# :destination => :linuxmce_flickr OR PATH, # optional, defaults to :linuxmce_flickr
# :limit => INTEGER # optional, defaults to @config[:limit]
# :extras => STRING # don't use
# :per_page => INTEGER # optional, defaults to :limit
# :page => INTEGER # optional, defaults to 1
# }]
##
## this example selects all pictures (up to @config[:limit]) from the user "royw2" flickr account:
config[:USERS] = [{:username => 'royw2'}]
#***********************************************************************
# you can also fetch photos from flickr groups again by either group ID or group name:
# config[:GROUPS] = [{
# :nsid => GROUP_ID OR :groupname => GROUP_NAME, # required
# :destination => :linuxmce_flickr OR PATH, # optional, defaults to :linuxmce_flickr
# :limit => INTEGER # optional, defaults to @config[:limit]
# :tags => STRING # optional, A tag to filter the pool with.
# # At the moment only one tag at a time is supported.
# :extras => STRING # don't use
# :per_page => INTEGER # optional, defaults to :limit
# :page => INTEGER # optional, defaults to 1
# }]
##
## this example will fetch photos from two groups: 'Deep Space Astrophotography' and 'Worlds of fancy_computer generated landscapes'.
## The group id for 'Deep Space Astrophotography' is '16194850@N00' so we will use it:
## config[:GROUPS] = [{:nsid => '16194850@N00'}, {:groupname => 'Worlds of fancy_computer generated landscapes'}]
#***********************************************************************
# config[:PHOTOSETS] = [{
# :nsid => USER_ID OR :username => FLICKR_USER_NAME, # required
# :destination => :linuxmce_flickr OR PATH, # optional, defaults to :linuxmce_flickr
# :title => STRING #
# :limit => INTEGER # optional, defaults to @config[:limit]
# :title => STRING # optional, matches one set, default is to match all sets
# :extras => STRING # don't use
# }]
##
## Say I want to keep a local copy of one of my photosets ('Our Canine Family'), but not include it in the LinuxMCE screensaver
## config[:PHOTOSETS] = [{:username => 'royw2', :title => 'Our Canine Family', :destination => '/home/royw/photos/dogs'}]
#***********************************************************************
# config[:SEARCHES] = [{
# :nsid => USER_ID OR :username => FLICKR_USER_NAME, # required
# :destination => :linuxmce_flickr OR PATH, # optional, defaults to :linuxmce_flickr
# :limit => INTEGER # optional, defaults to @config[:limit]
# :tags => STRING # optional, A comma-delimited list of tags.
# # Photos with one or more of the tags listed will be returned.
# :tag_mode => 'any' OR 'all' # optional, Either 'any' for an OR combination of tags,
# # or 'all' for an AND combination.
# # Defaults to 'any' if not specified.
# :text => STRING # optional, A free text search. Photos who's title,
# # description or tags contain the text will be returned.
# :min_upload_date => STRING # optional, Minimum upload date. Photos with an upload
# # date greater than or equal to this value
# # will be returned. The date should be in the
# # form of a unix timestamp.
# :max_upload_date => STRING # optional, Maximum upload date. Photos with an upload
# # date less than or equal to this value will be returned.
# # The date should be in the form of a unix timestamp.
# :min_taken_date => STRING # optional, Minimum taken date. Photos with an taken
# # date greater than or equal to this value will be returned.
# # The date should be in the form of a mysql datetime.
# :max_taken_date => STRING # optional, Maximum taken date. Photos with an taken
# # date less than or equal to this value will be returned.
# # The date should be in the form of a mysql datetime.
# :license => STRING # optional, The license id for photos (for possible values
# # see the flickr.photos.licenses.getInfo method).
# # Multiple licenses may be comma-separated.
# :extras => STRING # don't use
# :per_page => INTEGER # optional, defaults to :limit
# :page => INTEGER # optional, defaults to 1
# }]
##
## Now say I want to include photos of LinuxMCE systems that are on flickr and up to 20 computer case mods:
## config[:SEARCHES] = [{:text => 'LinuxMCE'},
## {:tags => 'computer,case,mods', :limit => 20}
## ]
#***********************************************************************
# config[:INTERESTING] = [{
# :nsid => USER_ID OR :username => FLICKR_USER_NAME, # optional
# :destination => :linuxmce_flickr OR PATH, # optional, defaults to :linuxmce_flickr
# :limit => INTEGER # optional, defaults to @config[:limit]
# :date => STRING # optional, a date string
# :daycount => INTEGER # optional, the number of days up to :date to look
# # for photos. defaults = 0 (i.e., just :date)
# :extras => STRING # don't use
# :per_page => INTEGER # optional, defaults to :limit
# :page => INTEGER # optional, defaults to 1
# }]
##
## Say I'm feeling nostalgic for the orginal photo selection in LinuxMCE:
## config[:INTERESTING] = [{:limit => 100, :daycount => 5}]
#****** Global Fetch Options
# The following are global options with the default values
# please note that the value syntax differs from the above sections.
#***********************************************************************
# The maximum number of files to attempt to download at a time
## config[:limit] = 3
#***********************************************************************
# Sometimes downloading from flickr is unreliable, so we can retry the
# operation this many times:
## config[:max_save_attempts] = 3
#***********************************************************************
# When FlickrFetcher downloads an image, it limits downloading to the largest possible image that is
# less than or equal to config[:image_max_size] and greater than or equal to config[:image_min_size].
# This is the maximum photo size to download. If the requested photo exceeds this size in either width or height,
# then we try to find the next smaller image. If there are no smaller images, then the image is not downloaded.
## config[:image_max_size] = {:width => 1920, :height => 1080}
# Setting either width or height to less than or equal to 0 disables the checking for a maximum size.
## config[:image_max_size] = {:width => 0, :height => -1080}
# This is the minimum photo size to download. If the requested photo is smaller than this size in either width or
# height then the photo is not downloaded.
## config[:image_min_size] = {:width => 1024, :height => 720}
# Setting either width or height to less than or equal to 0 disables the checking for a minimum size.
## config[:image_min_size] = {:width => -1920, :height => 0}
#***********************************************************************
# config[:image_scale_to_size] = {:width => 1920, :height => 1080}
#***********************************************************************
# config[:linuxmce_flickr] = {:max_files => 100}
Just a quick question: If my hybrid or core is powerfull enough, would it be possible to adittionaly run vmware server or similar on the kde desktop to run some completely other machines?
linuxmce@dcerouter:/etc/cron.daily$ cat sync-dvdprofiler
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# Synchronize the LinuxMCE database from the exported DVD Profiler /var/rails/lmce_manager/db/dvdprofiler/Collection.xml
# run the lmce_manager's rake task
def run_rake(task)
# rake tasks need to be ran from the project's root directory
puts `cd /var/rails/lmce_manager && rake #{task}`
end
run_rake "dvdprofiler:sync:isbns"
run_rake "dvdprofiler:sync:attributes"
exit 0
linuxmce@dcerouter:/etc/cron.daily$ cat set-movie-attributes
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# set all media under /home/(public|user_.+)/data/videos to be:
# MediaType = "LinuxMCE DVD"
# MediaSubType = "Movies"
# FileFormat = "DVD"
# run the lmce_manager's rake task
def run_rake(task)
# rake tasks need to be ran from the project's root directory
puts `cd /var/rails/lmce_manager && rake #{task}`
end
# The Dir='path' option is actually a pattern match on pluto_media.file.Path
# '*' characters map to SQL % (match anything, basically a /.*/)
# '?' characters map to SQL _ (match one character, basically a /./)
run_rake "lmce:set_mediatype_for_dir MediaType='LinuxMCE DVD' Dir='*/data/videos/*'"
run_rake "lmce:set_mediasubtype_for_dir MediaSubType='Movies' Dir='*/data/videos/*'"
run_rake "lmce:set_fileformat_for_dir MediaType='DVD' Dir='*/data/videos/*'"
exit 0
linuxmce@dcerouter:~$ ls -l /home/public/data/videos/
total 4
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root public 33 2008-06-19 22:15 NFS Share [39] -> /mnt/device/39/public/data/videos
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root public 33 2008-06-19 22:15 NFS Share [41] -> /mnt/device/41/public/data/videos
drwxrwsr-x 2 root public 4096 2008-05-30 02:49 tv_shows_1
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root public 33 2008-06-19 22:15 WDC_WD10EACS-00Z (sdb1)-CORE [33] -> /mnt/device/33/public/data/videos
linuxmce@dcerouter:~$ ls /mnt/device
33 39
linuxmce@dcerouter:~$ ls /mnt/device/41
HOWDY lost+found MEDIA_LV public user_1 user_2
linuxmce@dcerouter:~$ ls /mnt/device
33 39 41
This shows both the links and that automount mounted device 41 when I tried to access it.guys....guys....
we use libxine directly! Xine_Player is NOT xine-ui.
Xine_Player is literally a native DCE player. Please look at the source code. There is no key mapping going on of any kind.
-Thom
/usr/pluto/bin/MessageSend localhost 0 22 1 39 41 ""
Received Message from 0 (unknown / ) to 22 (Xine Player / Living Room), type 1 id 39 Command:Pause Media, retry none, parameters: <0xa5fe9b90>
Parameter 41(StreamID): <0xa5fe9b90>
Received Message from 20 (OnScreen Orbiter / Living Room) to 10 (Media Plug-in / Living Room), type 1 id 65 Command:Jump Position In Playlist, retry none, parameters: <0x82f8ab90>
Parameter 5(Value To Assign): -1
Received Message from 20 (OnScreen Orbiter / Living Room) to 22 (Xine Player / Living Room), type 1 id 65 Command:Jump Position In Playlist, retry none, parameters: <0xa97f0b90>
Parameter 5(Value To Assign): -1
Parameter 41(StreamID): 1001 <0xa97f0b90>
So is it just better to install the OS on one drive, without having the 2 media drives even installed?
Then afterwards, power down, install the drives, raid them in BIOS, and boot up?