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6/1/2010
Navi-X Media Browser - Version: 3.3
The Navi-X Media Browser is an add-on for XBMC or the Xbox Media Center that lets you stream and download video, audio, pictures, podcasts, RSS, and text from all sources on the internet! You can watch streaming internet television and video podcasts, listen to music and radio, check out YouTube, SHOUTcast, Flickr, and Twitter feeds and so much more!
Changelog: -(NEW) FTP support: FTP URL according RFC 1738: ftp://user:password@host:port/path Use 'type=directory' to browse a FTP-directory. Use e.g. 'type=video', type=audio' to point to a single FTP file. Downloading of FTP files is also supported.
-URLLoader update (credits to turner)
-Fixed the HTTP download resume option.
-Fixed issue with saving Navi-X settings at shutdown.
-Added processor support in html_youtube playlists.
Don't forget to visit the Navi-xtreme website (http://navix.turner3d.net) Thanks to all the people who contributed to the development of Navi-X, playlists, websites, etc.
Rodejo (rodejo16@gmail.com)
Changelog: -(NEW) FTP support: FTP URL according RFC 1738: ftp://user:password@host:port/path Use 'type=directory' to browse a FTP-directory. Use e.g. 'type=video', type=audio' to point to a single FTP file. Downloading of FTP files is also supported.
-URLLoader update (credits to turner)
-Fixed the HTTP download resume option.
-Fixed issue with saving Navi-X settings at shutdown.
-Added processor support in html_youtube playlists.
Don't forget to visit the Navi-xtreme website (http://navix.turner3d.net) Thanks to all the people who contributed to the development of Navi-X, playlists, websites, etc.
Rodejo (rodejo16@gmail.com)
Instructions
1. Download the script.
2. Extract the Navi-X folder to your computer.
3. Move or copy the Navi-X folder to the scripts folder in your XBMC directory.
4. Launch XBMC then browse to your scripts section and launch the script.
2. Extract the Navi-X folder to your computer.
3. Move or copy the Navi-X folder to the scripts folder in your XBMC directory.
4. Launch XBMC then browse to your scripts section and launch the script.
- Author: Rodejo
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