I get an error message "Add-on couldn't be loaded" "Can't load shared library" when trying to install zuki.pvr.hdhomerundvr-windows-x64-krypton-1.2.0.6415.zip on Win7. Last night avdp and demonrik's DVR Web UI was broken because SD changed all of the apis from ipv4-my.hdhomerun.com to api.hdhomerun....

OK ... posting to kodi.tv notwithstanding, let's talk through how we might envision a record-to-disk feature working :D Prepare for rambling !! Have you thought about forking your add-on into a new project for the PVR features? Changing the current HDHomeRun DVR frontend into a standalone PVR would...

I tried this out on Mint 18.2 today. I created the directory /srv/HDHomeRun to use for the recording folder since that location was already mentioned in the hdhomerun.conf file. I just un-commented the RecordPath line after creating the directory. I set the HDHomeRun directory permissions to 777. I ...

Thanks for the reply. I just read through but My problem is a little different though. I am not getting anything. Not a play arrow or anything. If I bring up the context menu and click Play...nothing as well. It is as if the button wasn't clicked. If I switch to the stream, immediately works. Are y...

If so, you have stumbled upon something I've been trying to figure out for months. It's not the PVR client from what I can tell, it's streaming the data it's receiving (and continues to do so even though you get nothing on the screen) -- it's something about Kodi/ffmpeg or the stream coming from th...

rolf wrote: ↑Sun Jun 11, 2017 9:32 am I just built kodi from git and have "the progress bar never goes away" bug. I came here as I thought I posted about this problem but couldn't find it and that linked thread doesn't exist.

I think they purge old threads from the forum that haven't been replied to in the past three months.

Best guess is the wrong version of the .zip file, Linux gets angry when you try to load code for a different platform. OpenELEC 8 on a Pi 2 is probably "armhf", but I would have to install it to be certain. Which .zip file did you download? You can try both the "armhf" and "armel", one of them is l...

agressiv wrote: ↑Mon Apr 10, 2017 11:13 am Out of curiosity, I tried the latest libreelec and openelec builds, neither were successful with the linux plugin:

FWIW zuki.pvr.hdhomerundvr-linux-x86_64-krypton-1.0.7.6301.zip worked fine on my i5-650 with Mint 18.

1.0.6 also has the new "Use season/episode number as title for recordings" option you can try out. Thanks for adding the season/episode info. It was difficult to see exactly which episodes I had the way it was displayed before. Before: http://i63.tinypic.com/2qva2hh.png After: http://i63.tinypic.co...

Lots of posts! Will check them all ASAP. For this one, yeah ... I can absolutely add that as an option. Any particular format you'd like to see? Something like "S01E05 TITLE" or "TITLE (S01E05)" or something else? "S01E05 Title" would work if "Title" is the episode name. I've also seen season/episo...

The PVR client(s) already expose the bulk of the information I think you would need (series title, episode numbers, etc)... In your PVR client in the Recordings section I do see series episode names but there are no episode numbers listed. Is there any way to show the episode numbers with episode n...

djp952 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 28, 2017 12:27 pm Right. I thought it was Jarvis based on the screenshot. Krypton has the text embedded in the xml file like you found

I changed from the new default skin back to Confluence. I get frustrated when settings aren't where I'm used to seeing them.

I have seen kodi do that from time to time with other add-ons (both linux and windows), it is so rare for me I never bothered investigating, I just know I have seen it about 6 times over the past 4-5 years. I don't remember seeing it before but it does happen every time I open the add-on informatio...

I may have found a bug. Not sure what happened here but it looks like the changelog is superimposed over the settings screen.

Also of importance but not listed in the change log ... there is now a formal build for OSMC on Raspberry Pi 2/3 (linux-armhf) out there! This version also brings Jarvis and Krypton builds for GNU linux-armel, linux-armhf and linux-aarch64 platforms, but I am currently only capable of testing the l...