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Problem: XBMC GUI - Temperature - always showing Fahrenheit
17th Jan, 2013, 11:20 PM
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18th Jan, 2013, 02:49 AM
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RE: XBMC GUI - Temperature - always showing Fahrenheit
Please open an Issue @ Git. I think it's a XBMC problem but maybe we can propose a patch
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7th Jun, 2013, 03:43 AM
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RE: XBMC GUI - Temperature - always showing Fahrenheit
(17th Jan, 2013 11:20 PM)s2108312 Wrote:  XBMC GUI - Temperature - always showing Fahrenheit.

In my part of the world we use Celsius.

In xbian-config.... timezone is set to Asia/Tokyo
In XBMC GUI.... my International location is set to Japan (Asia/Tokyo)

But i see the GPU and CPU displaying the temperature in Fahrenheit.
shouldn't but changing the location, i should see the temperature being displayed in Celsius, as that is the temperature units used here in Japan.

Have noticed also, if i configure my city under "Weather" the temperature units are also Fahrenheit.

Let me know if you need some screenshots? or i can go straight and open a issue on the GIT.

Did you ever manage to get this fixed?
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7th Jun, 2013, 04:58 AM
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RE: XBMC GUI - Temperature - always showing Fahrenheit
your
/usr/local/share/xbmc/language/Japanese/langinfo.xml

should look like this inside by default

Code:
<regions>
    <region name="Japan" locale="JP">
      <dateshort>YYYY/MM/DD</dateshort>
      <datelong>YYYY'年'M'月'D'日' DDDD</datelong>
      <time symbolAM="AM" symbolPM="PM">h:mm:ss xx</time>
      <tempunit>C</tempunit>
      <speedunit>kmh</speedunit>
      <timezone>JST</timezone>
    </region>
  </regions>

If for some reason doesn't just change
<tempunit>F</tempunit> to <tempunit>C</tempunit>

This should do the trick if I'm not wrong, if yes than someone please correct me

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