XboX Media Player 2.1 Xml Creator

NOTE:
NOTE: I just made this tonight(12/29/02) and have not tested on Xbox Yet.
NOTE:    USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

NOTE: This program was created in C# and thus requires the Microsoft .NET Runtimes, they can be obtained from:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/default.asp?url=/downloads/sample.asp?url=/msdn-files/027/001/829/msdncompositedoc.xml

Added: 12/29/02
-Sensitivity Feature
-Shutdown Feature
-Language Feature
-Media Extensions automatically put into config.xml 

Created by: RobX & Otacon

This program is to aid the user in creating xml files for use with XBMP 2.0 for the xbox.  

1. Simply select the drives you want to locally have access too.
2. Type the directory Paths of the file locations on the xbox's hard drive.
3. Press "Get IP" button to automatically obtain the IP address of the machine the program is running on.
4. Type the directory name or the directory path used in relax server, as explained in the xbmp2 .pdf file.(ex. C:\pictures\  OR  pics   depends on relax)
5. Type the name of the dash(ex. yboxdash.xbe)
6. Type number of Shutdown
7. Type number of Sensitivity
8. Select Language
9. Press Save and the program saves the file config.xml to wherever the program is currently running from.



This is the first program we have created in C# and hope its of some use to people.


Any comments please email us at: xbmpxml@yahoo.com
And visit http://www.geocities.com/xbmpxml for future updates


There *ARE* still some bugs with this thing....
1. Combobox doesnt clear the last item in combobox if all drives are added(not going to affect creation of xml file at all, Just something thats bugging me :P)
2. Multiple About windows can be created(no check to see if window is already open,
just something else thats bugging me :P)
3. Currently no error checking, a person can put a character into number fields like "shutdown" and program will
create the config.xml with the error (hope to add error checking soon)

NOTE: Neither of the first two (1 & 2) errors affect the program overall... just stupid little code nuances.