Download the zip to the Pi device and unpack to /storage/.kodi/addons then run SQL commands to 'enable' the addon. IMHO it would be a lot easier to install the Windows version of Kodi on the Notebook and use that until a new TV is sourced.
Posts by chewitt
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Script "URLResolver" does not work. Hello, I have the "Palantir" addon installed and when I play an HD movie it says that the script "URLResolver" was not found, I install it, I play the HD movie again and it keeps saying that it is missing but it is installed ...
Your Spanish language pirate add-on is broken. We do not care, and no further support will be provided to you in this forum until you provide a Kodi debug log showing the box is clean of pirate crapware. Buen día
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You are attempting to compile an incomplete "work in progress" .. the video driver is still being written.
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It depends on what software component is failing when the tuner 'locks up' .. i.e. if a kernel driver failed is the kernel still responsive to receive a command over SSH or from a higher-in-the-stack app like Kodi which has a webserver and JSON API that should be able to initiate a reboot; unless it's Kodi that has locked up and gone unresponsive.
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That figure sounds about right for Raspberry Pi hardware. Pi networking is designed to be functional not high performance, and it is "good enough" for playing media from a NAS device somewhere else in the network. It will never equal the throughputs seen on a desktop/laptop with fast internal bus speeds and a 20x faster CPU.
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delz We don't care about personal legal/illegal beliefs because everything is allowed somewhere on the internet and banned somewhere else. We do care that you have an add-on installed that exists to openly encourage the consumption of pirated content. Please understand that if you ask for support in this forum it will now be refused until we see debug log evidence that shows Q**** has been removed.
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There are no specific plans but most of the development done to this point is highly reusable so (famous last words!) supporting other RK chipsets from the same family/era and later should be reasonably simple, and particularly if RK continue to mainline kernel support.
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I use an addon with Kodi which streams legal movies which are so old that no one can claim the copyright. If they are in 2160p you need 15+++ GB available for streaming. I only bought a s912 device with 32 GB. I regret it. I want 64 GB.
^ You only need crazy amounts of storage if you download full movies before watching or use wildly inappropriate buffer settings.
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echo "options cfg80211 ieee80211_regdom=DE” > /storage/.config/modprobe.d/cfg80211.conf^ Do that to set the wireless regulatory domain. It should allow channels 12-13 if allowed in Germany. If not, you have to break the law and set the regulatory domain to somewhere that allows them.
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RPi3 can boot directly from a USB drive if you're unduly paranoid about SD card wear. Google the USB boot instructions on the Pi Foundation website.
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TimeCapsules' have some weird SMB implementation from Apple. In the following thread I figured out how to get something working.
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It probably needs an authenticated connection.
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Retroplayer has no Game DB to save things like emulator to at the moment. It needs something thinking about .. but it will come.
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"tar -xvf backupfile.tar -C /storage/stuff" should unpack things into /storage/stuff overriding the embedded paths. Just untar the backup to a specific subfolder on the (new) SD card and then "systemctl stop kodi" before moving things around as required and "systemctl start kodi" when done.
NB: An older OE install has probably accumulated a fair chunk of cruft over time so I'd be selective and only move Thumbs/DB's and sources.xml over to start. I'd reinstall add-ons new from repo's and only copy configs over if needed.
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Is this on a Raspberry Pi .. if yes, what model?
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[ 4.584266] RTL871X: ERROR invalid mac addr:00:00:00:00:00:00, assign random MACManufacturers can save $$ if they do not acquire a block of MAC addresses that require each chipset to be programmed with a unique identifier. Finding devices with ^ no MAC is an increasing trend among cheap USB wireless devices.
It's possible to force a specific MAC using udev rules but it's better done via kernel boot params as these are effected when the driver module loads at boot time. Right now I've forgotten how to do it .. I'll need to Google.
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I'm wondering if you are backing up an XBMC install from /storage/.xbmc and restoring to /storage/.xbmc which will not be detected and migrated by Kodi which runs from /storage/.kodi .. ??
