add-on pics

Turned on kodi today all my add-on lost their pic they are all those puzzle pieces??

compile instructions for Linux

I have managed to setup the TV-Server of Mediaportal on an old PC running Windows (XP). Can anyone give me a clue/ hint/ how to compile the corresponding pvr addon in Linux (I use archlinux at the moment and find no suitable package in the repository...

How do Kodi clients tune into channel via a MythTV backend server w/ HDHomeRun’s

I was hoping someone would be able to answer a question concerning how remote front ends, that are connected to the mysql/mythtv backend on a main server, tune into channels?

I currently have 2 HDHomeRun Primes with Windows Media Center and 3 XBOX 360 extenders. It has failed me for the last time. PlayReady, again, became corrupt after a Windows Update and I'm done with Microsoft.

To be fair, before I headed in the direction of WMC, I checked out XBMC and just didn't have the patience to run through the MythTV backend install. I was also not as experienced with linux as I am now. After the latest issue with WMC, I decided to check into Kodi and found a 25 minute video walking you through how to setup. I tell you, I wish I had found something like that 3 years ago, I cannot believe how easy it was to setup. I had space on my esxi server and had it up and running in less than 30 minutes. To my surprise, I could tune into live T.V. on a remote kodi install which is on a Galaxy Tab 2.

So, now I have the question of, what resources do I need to plan for. With Windows Media Center, the Windows Media Center Server does 100% of everything. The Xbox only connects to the Media Center to obtain, basically, a remote desktop connection to "view" the live T.V. remotely.

For Kodi, I am not sure how it works since you require your own front end kodi install at each T.V./Device.

Does the remote device end up tuning directly into the tuner? Or does the Kodi with MythTV backend, I will call this "server" tune into the tuner?

If it's the latter, and the "server" tunes into the channels directly to the tuner, how does it relay that to the remote front end.

Is it just proxying/relaying uncompressed video to the remote Kodi front end without any transcoding/compression?

Can you transcode at the server level, or is it expected the remote kodi device handle this?

If it's sending 25-50mb/s uncompressed video to the client, I suspect the client will have to have a bit of horsepower to transcode and offer up to the screen (Will something like a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B with 1GB RAM QuadCore 1.2GHz CPU be good enough to offer up 1080p?, or should I go for something a little beefier?)

Somewhat of an unrelated question, but on my mind. How reliable has the scheduled recording been with MythTV, in the context of available tuner assignment and attempting to utilize an available tuner to record a scheduled show. I had run into some issues with WMC in the passed where I would continue to get failed recordings because it would state there were no available tuners, but only 1 of 6 tuners were in use at the time. This went away. I can't remember whether it was a firmware issue with the HDHomerun Primes, or an issue that went away after I had to reinstall WMC one of the three times I have had to because it sucks.

Thanks in advance for any feedback. I am kinda stoked to get working on moving away from Micro$oft.

Playlists

Hello, (Sorry I'm French) I want to create mp3 and video clip Playlists but when I use it, it doesn't play the next song or video... it just go back to the playlist at the end. Can I use playlist with auto play and cross fader like mp3 albums ? How ? T...

MAC address and internet both “busy”

Hi, I have a problem, system is "busy" & i can't be quit normally. In System / Information / Network i have : Link: Connected MAC addredd: Busy IP address: 192.168.14 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 Primary 192.168.1.1 Secondary D...

feature request: Auto subtitle alignment

Hi, As someone with signal processing background, I have the feeling that aligning the subtitle to the audio channel is plausible. This will save a lot of time of annoyingly searching manually for the subtitle delay. I don't know kodi code enough to ma...

Formuler IPtv?

Does anyone have any thoughts on this box: http://www.formuler.tv/iptv I was going to go down the WeTek route but having to spend a week between replies with them just to order something has left a bad taste. I'm looking for something predominately ...

Yatse Question

I can not get this app to work. I did all of the settings 3 times now and I still can't get a keyboard. Help

No more CEC support after update

OS: Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS (kernel: 4.4.0-53-generic) Kodi: Kodi 17-BETA7 Git:20161203 (from nkvoronov repository) Errorlog: CreatePeripheral - libCEC support has not been compiled in, so the CEC adapter cannot be used. Is there anything I can do, or do i...

or addons Request for non-voyant

Hello I dont speak very well in english i'm french but i try to explain my request. I help blind people by training them with the use of software called screen reader like NVDA or JAWS http://www.nvaccess.org/ http://www.freedomscientific.com/Download...

Problem color playing movies with Kodi

Hi, anyone familiar with the following problem? Have a Philips TV, connected with HDMI to media-layer with Kodi 16.1. Frequently colors change as shown in picture. It might be I need to chang some settings in Kodi, but wonder which settings .... pleas...

Alienware i3 Steam machine £250 Amazon.co.uk

It appears that Dell are clearing off old stock of Alienware Steam machines via Amazon.co.uk at a good price.

The cheapest option is the i3 model with GTX 860m graphics, 4GB RAM and 500GB HDD for £250

This model has the Steam OS installed but as the review on Amazon states you pick up a legit Windows 10 OEM product key on ebay.co.uk for less than £20

This effectively turns the machine into an Alienware Alpha and all the drivers are available for download from the Dell website.

Should make for a very decent Kodi machine for reasonable money,