e) There is no current/known problem with the IA add-on (at least, it works here for me)
Thanks! May I ask you if you could test it with the VRT Max addon? Clean libreelec with only installing the VRT Max addon and its dependencies. It keeps failing despite being in country, and I think/hope I narrowed it down to this IA install?
The inputstream.adaptive add-on is in the LE add-on repo. If widevine is then required for some add-on it should trigger the install of widevine.helper which handles the download/install automatically.. at least that's my experience.
Yes, it is in the repo, that's not the question. Maybe the question is why inputstream.adaptive installed through the libreelec kodi iteration doesn't do its job properly? In old threads on other forums it appears a known problem which is solved by installing inputstream.adaptive through linux rather than through kodi. Ownership/permissions issue?
Anyway, how do I install inputstream.adaptive on libreelec not through the kodi interface? Terminal? SSH? Thanks.
The VRT Max addon is dependent on inputstream adaptive and widevine. The dependencies get installed in both libreelec and standard kodi on linux alongside the addon.
In kodi on libreelec the addon gets errors and does not play content.
In kodi on linux it depends on the linux version. However, when manually installing inputstream adaptive in linux through sudo apt-get install kodi-inputstream-adaptive prior to installing the addon on kodi there is never any problem.
So I figure, to get the addon working in kodi on libreelec I should prior to installing the addon install inputstream adaptive somehow manually in libreelec (not through kodi on libreelec)? I have no clue how to do that.
Can anyone help me installing inputstream adaptive on libreelec before installing the addon and dependencies in kodi on libreelec? Thanks!
