DVBviewer skin editor

[dfea]

why isn't the SKIN EDITOR PACKAGE available for download anymore?

i'd like to make a skin but thats quite impossible without the editor

Edited September 16, 2005 by dfea

[Technofriend]

First of all there are two skin-types in DVBViewer: the gui-skin and the osd-skin.

I think you are talking about the latter.

 

This skineditor is not really an editor. There are two files. One ist the viewer to easily control your changes. The other one is the compiler(packer) which packs the gfxs into one single .skin-file.

 

Now to your question:

Yes the skineditor is not downloadable in the moment. This is due to the fact, that we need the ok from Christian to put it online. Now the prob is that Christian always has a lot to do and a lot of things to prog.

Only veeeeery few people ever showed interest in proging new gui-skins. Therefore it was low priority.

Please let me know what you plan? (This is: Do you need the sources of the default-skin and the colorchanged skins as well??)

 

But I will try to let it be uploaded in the members-area and inform you ASAP in this thread.

So please everyone interested subscribe to this thread (by replying in this thread and enabling the option: "Enable email notification of replies?"), then you will be automaticly informed.

 

EDIT:

If you mean the osd-skineditor. This can be downloaded from here:

OSD-SkinEditor

Edited September 16, 2005 by Technofriend

[dfea]

yes, i was talking about the gui-skin editor.

well, not everybody who wants to make a skin will post in this thread but if there would be an opportunity to easy make an own skin many people will do it it then i guess.

just look at one of the most popular free (and skinable by everyone) progs: winamp

a whole skinning community grew around that application that made a good prog even more attractive. so dont be too prudish

[Technofriend]

I ask you for a little bit more patience. Things are on their way.

You have my word!

[hackbart]

okay, i've uploaded the skincompiler and demo.

 

Christian

[OKeh]

Thank you very much. I just started making my own graphics.

[OKeh]

Is there an up to date actionlist? I specially want buttons for the 3.xOSD-MiniEPG, screenshot, and maybe AudioRecorderPlugin-record for the radioskin.

Edit: I've seen, the pro version can display RDS, too. Then, an RDS label for the radioskin would be good.

Edited September 18, 2005 by OKeh

[hackbart]

Hmm, rds label is a good idea. I was simply to lazy add more labels, but feel free to add some of them and i put them in.

 

  
 sldVolume = 12000;
 sldPosition = 12001;
 sldStretchX = 12002;
 sldStretchY = 12003;
 sldPosX = 12004;
 sldPosY = 12005;

 lblEpgTitleNow = 13000;
 lblEpgInfoNow = 13001;
 lblEpgDescrNow = 13002;

 lblEpgTitleNext = 13010;
 lblEpgInfoNext = 13011;
 lblEpgDescNext = 13012;
 lblChannelName = 13020;

 acPause = 0;
 acOnTop = 1;
 acHideMenu = 2;
 acShowStatusbar = 3;
 acToolbar = 4;
 acFullscreen = 5;
 acExit = 6;
 acChannellist = 7;
 acChanMinus = 8;
 acChanPlus = 9;
 acChanSave = 10;
 acFav1 = 11;
 acFav2 = 12;
 acFav3 = 13;
 acFav4 = 14;
 acFav5 = 15;
 acFav6 = 16;
 acFav7 = 17;
 acFav8 = 18;
 acFav9 = 19;
 acStationMinus = 20;
 acStationPlus = 21;
 acAspect = 22;
 acZoom = 23;
 acOptions = 24;
 acMute = 25;
 acVolUp = 26;
 acVolDown = 27;
 acDisplay = 28;
 acZoom50 = 29;
 acZoom100 = 30;
 acZoom200 = 31;
 acDesktop = 32;
 acRecordSettings = 33;
 acRecord = 34;
 acTeletext = 35;
 acEPG = 37;
 acFav0 = 38;

 acChannel0 = 40;
 acChannel1 = 41;
 acChannel2 = 42;
 acChannel3 = 43;
 acChannel4 = 44;
 acChannel5 = 45;
 acChannel6 = 46;
 acChannel7 = 47;
 acChannel8 = 48;
 acChannel9 = 49;
 acTimeShift = 50;
 acTimeshiftStop = 52;
 acRebuildGraph = 53;
 acTitlebarHide = 54;
 acBrightnessUp = 55;
 acBrightnessDown = 56;
 acSaturationUp = 57;
 acSaturationDown = 58;
 acContrastUp = 59;
 acContrastDown = 60;
 acHueUp = 61;
 acHueDown = 62;
 acLastChannel = 63;

 acPlaylist = 64;
 acPlaylistFirst = 65;
 acPlaylistNext = 66;
 acPlaylistPrevious = 67;
 acPlaylistLast = 68;
 acPlaylistStop = 69;
 acPlaylistRandom = 70;

 acHideAll = 71;
 acAudioChannel = 72;

 acEnter = 73;
 acRed = 74;
 acGreen = 75;
 acYellow = 76;
 acBlue = 77;

 // -- OSD Funcs --
 acOSDUp = 78;
 acOSDDown = 79;
 acOSDFirst = 80;
 acOSDLast = 81;
 acOSDPrevious = 82;
 acOSDNext = 83;
 acOSDClose = 84;
 acBestWidth = 89;

 acPlay = 92;
 acStop = 93;
 acOpen = 94;
 acBalance = 95;

 acOSDTeletext = 101;

 acMinus10 = 102;
 acPlus10 = 103;

 acZoomUp = 104;
 acZoomDown = 105;
 acStretchHUp = 106;
 acStretchHDown = 107;
 acStretchVUp = 108;
 acStretchVDown = 109;
 acStretchReset = 110;
 acOSDMenu = 111;

 acComplexPrevious = 112;
 acComplexNext = 113;
 acComplexStop = 114;

 acScreenshot = 115;

 

Christian

[OKeh]

Here's my skin: http://www.DVBViewer.com/forum/index.php?s...indpost&p=69236

 

There is a curious bug: After changing the skin you must doubleclick on this:

 

@Christian: Is this a bug in DVBViewer?

@all: Maybe somebody find a mistake in the source: Skin Source

[AcyNorman]

One question:

is there a way to label status bar information (like resolution and sound type) on a gui skin?

[OKeh]

I've uploaded some new color schemes of my skin:

 

Blue

Green

Orange

Yellow

Grey

 

Skin source of all skins.

 

 

@AcyNorman: The same I wish, too. It would be nice too if I could skin the channellist and playlist.

Edited November 9, 2005 by OKeh

[fetzbraun]

Is there a other way to edit the layout of the OSD-Skin? I try to edit the xml-files and replace the .png files yet.

[Guest Lars_MQ]

Have you tried the osd-skineditor from www.DVBViewer.com -> download?

[fetzbraun]

This is just a xml-file editor. How can i change color, backrounds etc.

[Guest Lars_MQ]

Are we talking about the same programm? placeable images, button etc? The last time I used it, i got the graphical representation of the skinpage.

 

You can use it also in xml editor mode but thats for very special stuff, normally not needed.

[fetzbraun]

OHHHH! I searched in the members area. There is a OSD-Menu Editor 1.0 and GUI Skin Compiler but no osd-skineditor. No I found the tool you where talking about.

 

thanks for your help

[OKeh]

Hmm, rds label is a good idea.

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Is it already integrated? Or didn't/don't you find the time to do this?