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*'''[[LCD.xml]]''' - The LCD.xml file is used for customizing the output of the LCD Display.
*'''[[LCD.xml]]''' - The LCD.xml file is used for customizing the output of the LCD Display.
*'''[[partymode.xsp]]''' - Defines the [[Playlists#Smart_Playlists|Smart Playlist]] to be used when using Party Mode for music playback.
*'''[[partymode.xsp]]''' - Defines the [[Playlists#Smart_Playlists|Smart Playlist]] to be used when using Party Mode for music playback.
*'''[[profiles]]''' - Directory stores your additionally created user-profiles settings and data information this directory may contain all the contents of the [[userdata]]list depending on settings used to create the user. {{?}}
*'''[[profiles]]''' - Directory stores your additionally created user-profiles settings and data information this directory may contain all the contents of the [[userdata]] list depending on settings used to create the user. {{?}}
*'''[[RssFeeds.xml]]''' - RssFeeds.xml is used to configure the RSS feeds displayed in XBMC.
*'''[[RssFeeds.xml]]''' - RssFeeds.xml is used to configure the RSS feeds displayed in XBMC.
*'''[[sources.xml]]''' - Defines your [[Adding Media Sources|Media Sources]] and locations.
*'''[[sources.xml]]''' - Defines your [[Adding Media Sources|Media Sources]] and locations.

Revision as of 20:53, 7 December 2012

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Note: Manually editing files the userdata Folder is an advanced topic in XBMC. New users normally don't need to Manually Edit files in the userdata folder. XBMC does this for you, when you change the options in the XBMC GUI with the exception of advancedsettings.xml
The userdata folder is where all of your settings and customizations are stored. Do not thouch files in the installation folders of XBMC.

Location of the UserData folder

  • Android: Android/data/org.xbmc.xbmc/files/.xbmc/userdata/
  • iOS/ATV2: /private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/XBMC/userdata/
  • Linux: $HOME/.xbmc/userdata/
  • Mac OS X: /Users/<your_user_name>/Library/Application Support/XBMC/userdata/
  • Windows Vista/7: Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\XBMC\userdata\
  • Windows XP: Documents and Settings\%userprofile%\Application Data\XBMC\userdata\

UserData folder contents

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Below are the elements contained in the UserData folder and their role:

  • addon_data - Contains your currently installed addons.
  • Database - This is where all of the databases required for your Music and Video Libraries are located, containing any downloaded (scraped) music or video information.
    • MyMusic18.db - Database file containing Music information.
    • MyPrograms6.db - Database file containing Program information.
    • MyVideos60.db - Database file containing Movie, TV Show and Music Videos information.
    • ViewModes4.db - Database file containing information on all XBMC views (viewmode, sorting etc.).
    • Addons15.db - Database file containing information on all XBMC addons (skins, scraper, video-addons...).
    • Textures6.db - Database file containing information on all XBMC textures (thumbs, fanart, posters...).
    • TV16.db - Database file containing information on Live-TV channels (experimental PVR-builds only!).
    • EPG5.db - Database file containing information on EPG for Live-TV (experimental PVR-builds only!).
  • keymaps - This folder is where your customized keymapping files reside (e.g. MyRemote.xml or keyboard.xml)
  • library - Directory to store custom library nodes.
  • peripheral_data - Directory stores what exactly since its empty?
  • Playlists - This is where your playlists are stored. There are separate subfolders for mixed, music and video playlists.
    • mixed - playlists containing both audio and music videos, will show in both the Music and Video Libraries.
    • music - playlists containing audio only, will show in the Music Library.
    • video - playlists containing videos only, will show in the Video Library.
  • Thumbnails - Cached Thumbnails (icons) are stored in this folder.
  • advancedsettings.xml - This file, which may be created by a user in their UserData folder can contain additional settings, and can contain pre-defined values for the settings available in the GUI (thus removing them from the GUI settings screens.) Useful for advanced users and for installers.
  • Visualizations - All of your visualization settings are stored in this folder. <<this is not present in frodo?
  • favourites.xml - This file, which may be created by XBMC or the user in their UserData folder contains items added via the Add to Favourites context menu option.
  • guisettings.xml - This is where your settings configured in the GUI are stored (through the User Interface Settings).
  • Lircmap.xml - This file which may be created can contain changes to the default Lircmap (Linux Only).
  • LCD.xml - The LCD.xml file is used for customizing the output of the LCD Display.
  • partymode.xsp - Defines the Smart Playlist to be used when using Party Mode for music playback.
  • profiles - Directory stores your additionally created user-profiles settings and data information this directory may contain all the contents of the userdata list depending on settings used to create the user. ?
  • RssFeeds.xml - RssFeeds.xml is used to configure the RSS feeds displayed in XBMC.
  • sources.xml - Defines your Media Sources and locations.
  • mediasources.xml - Similar to sources.xml, but just for the "Browse for new share" window.
  • profiles.xml - Stores your Master user and additional user(s) Master lock codes and profiles information see also Settings/System#Master lock and Media_sources#Locking ?