remove bg="1"
<wrapper>
<wrapper disable="@@info_generic_now_playing_disable">
<image image="@@info_album_artist" x="65" y="550" w="150" h="150" scale="100" scale_type="fixratio"/>
<image image="./image/now_playing_bg.png" x="76" y="547" w="161" h="154" scale="100" scale_type="fixratio" />
<text text="@@info_rolling_message" x="255" y="655" w="800" h="31" fontsize="18" speed="1" delay="2" align="left" textcolor="0xff9500" auto_translate="1"/>
</wrapper>
</wrapper>
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2000x720 ? big resolutions ... Potentially big problems with navigation performance of many albums not to mention likely memory issues as well.
just saying ...
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Yes, of course I have these concerns, too. So (at this moment) it is just an experiment.
Well, but on the other hand I have this small adaption runnning for some days without any problems now.
And, what is the important thing, our Hub/SMP is a powerful machine.
You know from movies, Joey ... There is no problem to run a movie in full HD with 1080p for hours ... so what about "serveral" (same-sized full HD) pictures ? It should be no challenge for our Hubs/SMPs...
Because I want to turn the libary "off" (for performance reasons) I will embed the data directly in each mp3 file ... "HDD Memory" , yes .. , WD wants to sell more HDDs ... perhaps the complete music collection takes the same disc-space like 2-3 HD movies. Hhm, so I don't really care about 
There is also very little slowdown in the Hub's(?)/SMPs speed.
Turning the libary "on" makes the Hub/SMP slow, large files (movies or MP3s) don't.
" likely memory issues " , which (other) issues do you mean in detail ?
And, what is the important thing, our Hub/SMP is a powerful machine.
You know from movies, Joey ... There is no problem to run a movie in full HD with 1080p for hours ... so what about "serveral" (same-sized full HD) pictures ? It should be no challenge for our Hubs/SMPs...
Video Processing Power is handled via the Sigma Designs SMP8654 Chip, which has got nothing to do with the Navigation Osd (On Screen Display) Interface.
Ive been doing Mods/Themes for WD Devices for a few years now ... (WDTV1, WDTV Live (Under Linux) and the WDTV Live Hub)
And have always encountered the same memory and resolution restrictions for performance with all of these devices.
Anyways, good luck with your experiments.
Is it possable to change the size of the page icons? These are the icons that are displayed in the top left hand corner. I have search all through the xml files and have found nothing. Changing the size of the png itself will not work, somewhere the w= h= is hardcoded.
Is it possable to change the size of the page icons?
Music:
music_gallery_music_icon.png
Video:
video_gallery_video_icon.png
File:
file_browse_main_icon.png
They are not "hard-coded", you can make them any size you want ... up to 1280x720 Maximum.
looking in this xml rv_browse_common_widgets_new.xml provides the answer.
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<wrapper>
<image image="image/video_encoding_bg.png" x="0" y="0" w="1280" h="720" bg="1" disable="@@disable-overlay"/>
<text text="@@pagecounter" x="490" y="661" h="25" w="300" fontsize="24" align="hcenter" textcolor="0xffffff"/>
<imgbtn x="1018" y="115" w="51" h="51" image="@@bg-RULE" text="" active="@@act-RULE" disable="@@disable-RULE"/>
<imgbtn x="1071" y="115" w="51" h="51" image="@@bg-SOURCE" text="" active="@@act-SOURCE" disable="@@disable-SOURCE"/>
<imgbtn x="1124" y="115" w="51" h="51" image="@@bg-DISPLAY" text="" active="@@act-DISPLAY" disable="@@disable-DISPLAY"/>
<imgbtn x="1177" y="115" w="51" h="51" image="@@bg-DASHBOARD" text="" active="@@act-DASHBOARD" disable="@@disable-DASHBOARD"/>
<!--List view button-->
<text x="682" y="130" w="326" h="27" text="@@text-RV_BROWSE_HINT" align="right" fontsize="20" textcolor="0xffffffff" disable="@@disable-FULL_CTRL"/>
<text x="734" y="130" w="326" h="27" text="@@text-RV_BROWSE_HINT" align="right" fontsize="20" textcolor="0xffffffff" disable="@@disable-NO_RULE"/>
<!-- Info -->
<image image="@@info_icon" x="55" y="71" w="90" h="90"/>
<text text="@@info_sub" x="164" y="87" w="500" h="29" fontsize="26" textcolor="0xffffff" speed="1" delay="2"/>
<text text="@@info_main" x="164" y="117" w="500" h="45" fontsize="40" textcolor="@@info_main_color" speed="1" delay="2"/>
<!-- <text text="@@info_main" x="139" y="118" w="450" h="40" fontsize="40" textcolor="0x2faefc"/>-->
<!-- indicators -->
<image image="@@moreprev" x="69" y="641" w="21" h="36"/>
<image image="@@morenext" x="1190" y="641" w="21" h="36"/>
<!-- error message -->
<text text="@@error_msg" x="0" y="340" h="40" w="1280" align="hcenter" fontsize="30" textcolor="0xffffff"/>
<image image="@@fake_now_playing" x="0" y="0" w="1280" h="43"/>
</wrapper>
A THEMEING TIP
So you can 'see' the image that you wish to modify but you dont know where the XML reference is ?
eg. video_gallery_video_icon.png
take note of it's dimensions .. eg. w="90" h="90"
download Prgrep
and enter into the search field w="90" h="90"
Prgrep will recursively search inside every xml for any instance of w="90" h="90" and it will show you all the xml files that contain that phrase.
From there you can experiment with a smaller number of xmls to find which one controls the image.
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