WDTVLiveHub_ThemeDefinition_v1.0 (Here) [ Edited ]

[JoeySmyth]

Searched my PC and Found it... (couldnt find it online anywhere, even including the WD Link: http://wdtvlive.com/themes)

Remember it's a 'Basic Guide'  Version 1.0 from WD.

WDTVLiveHub_ThemeDefinition_v1.0.pdf

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yjmvhq7n14odbw6

https://hotfile.com/dl/149800305/c5784c6/WDTVLiveHub_ThemeDefinition_v1.0.pdf.html

http://www.wupload.com/file/2676729307/WDTVLiveHub_ThemeDefinition_v1.0.pdf

http://www.filejungle.com/f/tNzvmd/WDTVLiveHub_ThemeDefinition_v1.0.pdf

http://www.fileserve.com/file/GgJCbrZ/WDTVLiveHub_ThemeDefinition_v1.0.pdf

[Steffen_2009]

Thank you very much JoeySmyth 

You are such a help for this community - lots of guys at WD can really dream of performing like you !

[JoeySmyth]

@ Steffen_2009

No Probs  (Lucky i downloaded it nearly 12 months ago and still had it saved on my computer)

[DeVicious]

how did I miss that post???? I was looking for this for weeks, thanx Joey

[DeVicious]

they are referring to the hub as "HE"

[mMcCorner]

little information. pity.

I search for example: seeking meaning

scale="100" scale_type="pan" ???

(Example: <image image="@@album_cover" x="0" y="0" w="1280" h="721" scale="100" scale_type="pan" align="left" bg="1"/>)

can anyone help

[JoeySmyth]

A Brief Explaination of Scale

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Scale dictates the "absolute" Size of an image....

example: you have an image that is, say  320x240

Scale="100"  will display it at the exact size  (ie "100" = 100% Exact Dimension)

So... for example your image is 320x240 and if you use the following code....

<image image="@@album_cover" x="0" y="0" w="640" h="640" scale="100" />

it will display your 320x240 at 640x640   Exactly

Now, saying that, it will also Stretch the image to those Dimensions.

To Keep Proper "Aspect Ratio" of the Original image.... this is where the command

scale_type  comes into play...

Setting  scale_type="fixratio"  will  Auto resize the image above to 640x480 (Lowering the Vertical Dimension to Keep it in Proper Aspect Ratio)

Setting  scale_type="pan"  if your image is Larger than then Specified Dimension this Command will only display a Portion of the Image ... the  align command specifies where to 'pan'  top,bottom,left or right

Example: your image is 500x833 Dimension

<image image="@@album_cover" x="0" y="0" w="500" h="500" scale="100" scale_type="pan" align="top" />

This will Display a 500x500 "Wih the Bottom Cropped"  Image of the original 500x833 image.

bg="1"  (bg = background) this command sets images "On top of"  or  "Under of" other elements. 

Controls the order of the layers of visual elements.

[mMcCorner]

thanks, now i understand :-)

[mMcCorner]

sorry, what is the differenz between image="@@info_album_artist" (show the ID3-Tag-Cover or XML.jpg in the AEonish i think) and image="@@album_cover" (show what???)

it is possible in the AEonish-Theme (when the music plays) to see a Album-Cover in the CD-Jewel-Case in the left corner und a different Background from the Song/CD/Artist on the hole Screen?

[Steffen_2009]

" ... Is it possible in the AEonish-Theme (when the music plays) to see a Album-Cover in the CD-Jewel-Case in the left corner und a different Background from the Song/CD/Artist on the hole Screen? "

In the first post of Æonish Hub FR Revision 2 we see this:

So you would probably like to have the same like the left screen, but with a kind of  a dynamic band-cover background for the recently received "now-playing"  ?

So that the artist-cover background will change , the way the CD jewel case changes on the now-playing menue screen.  Very amazing feature for music-fans like me, too...

I thought you already made this modifikation yourself, mMcCorner.

Try changing "... <page background="./image/icon_logo4wmc_120x120.jpg"> ... "  in the rv_home.xml

Have you done this (replacing it with variables) ?