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This is only a static dump of the Wiki. The Wiki itself is shut down at the moment. See the Freevo homepage for details.
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This is only a static dump of the Wiki. The Wiki itself is shut down at the moment. See the Freevo homepage for details.
This sections contains the quick start guide for those who want to jump straight in and start using Freevo and it also contains frequently asked questions on Freevo.
QuickStartGuide: How to get start for first time users
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
This section gives an overview of Freevo's features and allows users to add to a wishlist of features they'd like to see. It also contains some gallerys of Freevo screenshots and images of users HTPCs or hardware setups.
Features: Main features of Freevo
WishList: User ideas and roadmap
FreevoInAction: Screenshots and videos of Freevo
MediaCenterGallery: Gallery of Freevo Media Centers
This is the main user documentation section for installing, configuring and using Freevo.
Installation: How to install Freevo for your Linux distribution
Configuration: How to configure Freevo
Plugins: Descriptions of the various plugins available for Freevo
Usage: How to use Freevo
TipsAndTricks: Tips, Tricks and useful Scripts
MediaTipsAndTricks: Tips, Tricks and useful Scripts for different media sources
TroubleShooting: Logfiles
Uninstallation: How to completely remove Freevo from your system
This section provides information on Freevo's skin architecture including how to design your own skins. It also provides information on Freevo's FXD file format which is widely used throughout Freevo. FXD files are used to store information on recorded TV shows (obtained automatically from the xmltv data), user can customise them with data on their own video files, build lists of web radio and TV stations and lots more. For example in each of these uses just described it can store multiple attributes such as cover images, links, player settings, language settings etc. FXDs allow great customisation of the features and media sources for Freevo.
This section has information and configuration details on hardware that Freevo is compatible with.
Hardware: Reports on different hardware running Freevo
Here you will find information on the latest and past releases of Freevo
ChangeLog: have a look here to see the latest developments from the 1.x releases
ReleaseNotes: Here's the release notes from the 1.x releases, take a look for some important install notes.
HelpNeeded: Get information here about helping with skin design, the wiki, docs etc.
CodingStandard: How the Freevo source should look like
Contributing: What you need to know to send a patch
DevelopPlugins: An introduction to writing plugins
Translations: What you need to know to maintain a translation
WishList: User ideas and roadmap