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{{see also| | {{see also|Archive:Pivos_XIOS_DS}} | ||
Alternative keymaps for the Pivos XIOS | Alternative keymaps for the Pivos XIOS DSremote, as suggested by the community. | ||
== | == Installing keymaps == | ||
{{keymap install instructions}} | |||
;Keymap | == Keymap 1 == | ||
[[File:Pivos XIOX remote.png|right|border|211px]] | |||
Should work on both Android and Linux versions. | |||
=== What it does === | |||
''Changes from the default are shown in bold print.'' | |||
;Global | |||
# Contextual menu | |||
# Power/sleep | |||
# Directional pad: Up, Down, Right, Left | |||
# Select/Play | |||
# Volume (on side) | |||
# Back | |||
# Info | |||
;Video playback | |||
# '''Small step back (-7 seconds)''' | |||
# Power/sleep | |||
# Directional pad: | |||
#* Up: +10 minutes or next chapter | |||
#* Down: -10 minutes or previous chapter | |||
#* Right: +30 seconds | |||
#* Left: -30 seconds | |||
# '''Play/pause''' | |||
# Volume (on side) | |||
# '''Stop''' | |||
# '''On-Screen-Display controls''' | |||
=== Keymap === | |||
:Cut and paste the following into a new text document and save as '''keyboard.xml''' and place in <code>[[userdata]]/keymaps/</code> | :Cut and paste the following into a new text document and save as '''keyboard.xml''' and place in <code>[[userdata]]/keymaps/</code> | ||
<syntaxhighlight lang="xml" enclose="div"> | <syntaxhighlight lang="xml" enclose="div"> | ||
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> | |||
<keymap> | <keymap> | ||
<FullscreenVideo> | <FullscreenVideo> | ||
<keyboard> | <keyboard> | ||
< | <c>seek(-7)</c> | ||
<menu>SmallStepBack</menu> | |||
<backspace>Stop</backspace> | <backspace>Stop</backspace> | ||
< | <i>OSD</i> | ||
<return>Play</return> | <return>Play</return> | ||
</keyboard> | </keyboard> | ||
</FullscreenVideo> | </FullscreenVideo> | ||
<VideoOSD> | |||
<keyboard> | |||
<i>Back</i> | |||
</keyboard> | |||
</VideoOSD> | |||
</keymap> | </keymap> | ||
</syntaxhighlight> | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
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[[Category: | [[Category:Hardware-Archived]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:20, 10 July 2020
See also: Archive:Pivos_XIOS_DS
Alternative keymaps for the Pivos XIOS DSremote, as suggested by the community.
Installing keymaps
There are a few methods to load custom keymaps on Kodi.
File manager
Kodi's built in file manager can be used to copy files from a network file share (such as SMB/Windows sharing), or a USB thumb drive, to the userdata folder.
- Save the keymap you want to use as a plain text file as "keymap.xml" (it can be anything as long as it ends in .xml) on the file share.
- Go to the File Manager in Kodi. For the default skin, Confluence, highlight the "System" tab and then select the submenu "File manager" option.
- Add the file share as a source in the "A" window, then navigate to where the keymap file is.
- In the "B" window go do the Profile directory which will be the userdata folder, then open the keymaps folder.
- Highlight the keymap file from the "A" window, then press menu, and then select copy. This will copy the selected keymap to the Fire TV's userdata folder.
- Now just restart Kodi to load the new keymap.
Copy directly to userdata folder
- Save the keymap you want to use as a plain text file as "keymap.xml" (it can be anything as long as it ends in .xml)
- Use a file manager of your choice, such as the one build into your OS, and copy this file to the userdata folder within the keymaps folder.
The Userdata folder is a subfolder of the Kodi Data Folder and is located as shown in the table below.
Operating system | Userdata Folder |
---|---|
Android | Android/data/org.xbmc.kodi/files/.kodi/userdata/ (see note) |
iOS | /private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/Kodi/userdata/ |
LibreELEC | /storage/.kodi/userdata/ |
Linux | ~/.kodi/userdata/ |
macOS | /Users/<your_user_name>/Library/Application Support/Kodi/userdata/ |
Nvidia Shield (SMB) | smb://<nvidiashieldurl>/internal/Android/data/org.xbmc.kodi/files/.kodi/userdata |
OSMC | /home/osmc/.kodi/userdata/ |
tvOS | /private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/Kodi/userdata/ |
webOS | /media/developer/apps/usr/palm/applications/org.xbmc.kodi/.kodi/userdata/ |
Windows | %APPDATA%\Kodi\userdata |
Windows Portable | <Install location chosen by you>\portable_data\userdata\ |
Windows via Microsoft Store | %LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\XBMCFoundation.Kodi_4n2hpmxwrvr6p\LocalCache\Roaming\Kodi\ |
Windows Xbox | %LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\XBMCFoundation.Kodi_4n2hpmxwrvr6p\LocalCache\Roaming\Kodi\ |
- Note: In some Android setups the path may be slightly different to the one stated above.
Keymap 1
Should work on both Android and Linux versions.
What it does
Changes from the default are shown in bold print.
- Global
- Contextual menu
- Power/sleep
- Directional pad: Up, Down, Right, Left
- Select/Play
- Volume (on side)
- Back
- Info
- Video playback
- Small step back (-7 seconds)
- Power/sleep
- Directional pad:
- Up: +10 minutes or next chapter
- Down: -10 minutes or previous chapter
- Right: +30 seconds
- Left: -30 seconds
- Play/pause
- Volume (on side)
- Stop
- On-Screen-Display controls
Keymap
- Cut and paste the following into a new text document and save as keyboard.xml and place in
userdata/keymaps/
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <keymap> <FullscreenVideo> <keyboard> <c>seek(-7)</c> <menu>SmallStepBack</menu> <backspace>Stop</backspace> <i>OSD</i> <return>Play</return> </keyboard> </FullscreenVideo> <VideoOSD> <keyboard> <i>Back</i> </keyboard> </VideoOSD> </keymap>