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#1
Users / Wiki article: Folder locks
March 21, 2008, 09:17:46 AM
Added a Wiki article describing a way to turn off UpdateMedia scanning of the certain folder: Folder lock, also with a redirect from Prevent UpdateMedia from scanning certain folder

Hope this will be useful.
#2
Users / LinuxMCE 0710 beta4 upgrade
March 06, 2008, 02:08:25 PM
Just performed the upgrade (with "keep settings" option) - looks good so far :)
#3
Users / Tweak: Hiding LinuxMCE windows from KDE desktop
February 26, 2008, 12:02:41 PM
KDE veterans already know this tweak, but hope it will be helpful for somebody else :)
http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/Hiding_LinuxMCE_windows_from_KDE_desktop
#4
Hi!

It was available for a long time, but I just realized (when talking to Bulek) that probably nobody knows about it/uses it :) It is usually installed on any LinuxMCE/Pluto system and basically it is just a combo of grep+tail. It is very convenient to use to track which Messages/Events are passing through the DCERouter @core - all this stuff is logged into /var/pluto/DCERouter.log but usually there is a lot of other information and it is harder to follow that log. So..

1) start the TailDCERouter.sh from the console (it is installed to /usr/bin so you don't need to enter full path for it)
2) do whatever you want with LinuxMCE - e.g., start playing a movie
3) watch the messages/events passing through the system (for media playback this will be a sequence of messages like Command MH_Play_Media to MediaPlugin, then Command Play_Media to Xine_Player, and then Event Playback_Started from Xine_Player)

etc.

Hope this info will be useful for you :)