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View Poll Results: So Lets get some feed Back on Media Browser

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  • It is the best video plug-in I'v ever tried!

    268 75.49%
  • I like it but still use other plug-in's for videos.

    28 7.89%
  • Tryed it but wasent happy and removed it.

    30 8.45%
  • It doesnt have all the features I need.

    33 9.30%
  • Just the right amount of features.

    35 9.86%
  • It was to hard to use.

    17 4.79%
  • It was so easy to use.

    59 16.62%
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  1. Posts : 603
    7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #421

    Yea but how would it know where the #2 bat is?

    and two which one is the command to rename the jpg to folder.jpg?

    That is after they are moved.

    But mostly IF I could just stop it from moving the bat to start with there woulnt need to be another bat
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  2. Posts : 603
    7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #422

    I came up with a clever little way to exploit the rotating backdrops in MB.
    All I did was create a folder called it Photos For MB and then copied in a few of my most used picture folders,
    Then moved in a batch file that I had a friend at the 7Forum put together for me as I requested "Thanks Zay"
    and run the bat file and all of the images will be renamed to backdrop, bacdrop1, backdrop2 ect. and the very first image in the folder will be renamed folder.jpg, for the thumb nail view.
    So if you have one pic that you want as the thumb just rename it "1" and run the bat file and that's it.

    Just Show MB the Photos For MB and then you can open the folder and just hover over any folder and the backdrops will steady sit and cycle through them!
    Its so easy!!! and it works check it out!!

    This first image is a animated.png that if viewed with FireFox or Safari it will come to life!








    Note:
    If at first the images dont cycle just enter the folder count to three and back out again and MB should cache the images and start rotating!!

    Here is the Rename Batch File

    So one more quick time over it,
    Create a folder copy any photos folders you want to the newly Created one,
    Then place the batch file in the folder with your pictures and choose your thumb, rename it 1 just to make sure it gets bumped to the top!
    And run the Bat and then move on to the next one!!

    After your done show MB the newly created folder and your off!!

    Enjoy All
    DemonSeed

    P.S.
    If you try it out and like the results, Let Me Know!!
    I just love FEED BACK!!!
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  3. zay
    Posts : 507
    Windows 7 Ultimate
       #423

    Good work DS, and thanks for the props. Uh yeah, where my scale tipper, lol, JK. So I could not get IE to run the png files animated, so I decided to find a portable browser that can do it. Here is the link for anyone that wants it. There is no installation required, simply extract the file, and run the browser from there. Then just copy and paste the link from the thread with the animated pics that DemonSeed is posting, and watch them move.
    http://files.getdropbox.com/u/976813/up964.zip
    Oh, yeah DS, I see someone beat me at mentioning using snagit or Camtasia. I use camtasia a lot, love it.
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  4. Posts : 6,305
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #424

    My first attempt at creating a DVD Case using the PSD template & photoshop CS4
    MediaBrowser-folder.jpg
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  5. Posts : 603
    7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #425

    Cool Thanks for the link! And Yea I fell for those two programs real fast!
    Thanks Again!!

    Later
    DS

    Oh Yea your scail are tiped out by me my friend!
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  6. Posts : 603
    7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #426

    Nice Orbit! Looks good!
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  7. Posts : 6,305
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #427

    Thanks, only thing is having to alter every folder.jpg is going to take a while
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  8. zay
    Posts : 507
    Windows 7 Ultimate
       #428

    What version of Camtasia are you using? Lol, thanks for the scale tipper.
    @ Orbital Shark: If I get back in time, maybe I can write a script to search thru all your folders and rename to folder.jpg Let me know what you need. I will try to help if I have time.
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  9. Posts : 6,305
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #429

    zay said:
    What version of Camtasia are you using? Lol, thanks for the scale tipper.
    @ Orbital Shark: If I get back in time, maybe I can write a script to search thru all your folders and rename to folder.jpg Let me know what you need. I will try to help if I have time.
    Thanks, but ideally i'm looking for a script that changes the standard folder picture the new 1.

    Current folder.jpg
    MediaBrowser-rof-folder.jpg

    New look folder.jpg (yes, different pic but you get the idea LOL)
    MediaBrowser-ts-folder.jpg

    Any help would be great
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  10. Posts : 603
    7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
       #430

    zay said:
    What version of Camtasia are you using? Lol, thanks for the scale tipper.
    @ Orbital Shark: If I get back in time, maybe I can write a script to search thru all your folders and rename to folder.jpg Let me know what you need. I will try to help if I have time.
    Camtasia Studio 5. Why you have the newer one?

    Orbit you do know that Tyborgs StarkCovers will do that same thing and a whole lot more in like 2min. It may not be the same exact case but the end result is 98% the same.

    What I see your wanting a jpg as the final result, Stark will feed you pngs. Are you using them for MB or MC?
    MB will see the png files but media center will not so it wont work with the DVD Library.
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