Some google searches suggest this is a bug in xbmc when xbmc get confused when using one of the remote apps to control it; other users suggest you can reset this by using the remote app, but I can never get this to work.
The only solution I have found is to modify xbmc guisettings.xml file:
So if you are using raspbmc you will find this in the /home/pi/.xbmc/userdata folder, but other implementations of xbmc will have a similar structure.
nano /home/pi/.xbmc/userdata/guisettings.xml
The file is an xml file and the /audio/mute element that needs to be changed is:
<audio>
<mute>true</mute>
<fvolumelevel>0.622222</fvolumelevel>
</audio>
<mute>true</mute>
<fvolumelevel>0.622222</fvolumelevel>
</audio>
<audio>
<mute>false</mute>
<fvolumelevel>0.622222</fvolumelevel>
</audio>
<mute>false</mute>
<fvolumelevel>0.622222</fvolumelevel>
</audio>
Save the file (CTRL X)
Reboot and hey pesto the poxy thing has gone!
Thanks worked for me and had been googling for a good few minutes.
ReplyDeleteGracias me funcionó OK
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