About this reddit Kodi is an award-winning free and open source cross-platform software media player and entertainment hub for HTPCs. It uses a 10-foot user interface and is designed to be a media player for the living-room, using a remote control as the primary input device. Kodi can be used to play almost all popular audio and video formats around. Official Kodi websites • • • • • • Reddit friends of • • • • • • ( creator) Related websites • Library metadata websites • • • • • Gray area/ Piracy Add-ons This subreddit does not support discussion or links pertaining to gray area or illegal add-ons (such as genesis or icefilms) for Kodi made by 3rd party developers. Any such links or discussion will be removed. For discussion of those add-ons, feel free to visit. I've updated from Windows 7 to 10, everything is working except my LCD display.

I'm using LCD Smartie and XBMC4LCDSmartie plugin. The LCD works fine, displays system info etc, but it doesn't seem to be able to find kodi. The string to see if xbmc/kodi is running is returning 0. My guess is that the json port has changed from the default 9090 but I've no idea how to check. Anyone experienced this or any ideas how to fix?

Apr 04, 2017  This add-on enables streaming of HBO Nordic, TV-series and movies from the HBO Nordic website. It requires that you have a valid HBO Nordic subscription. Kodi is a free and open source media player application developed by the XBMC Foundation, a non-profit technology consortium.

Thanks Edit: after further digging I think that the plugin is looking for process xbmc.exe, which it obviously won't find. So unless anyone knows how to spoof this or edit plugins I'm fucked. The only thing i need is that LCD Smartie skips the other screens (that gives information about the machine that isn't neccesary for Kodi). Best keygen etka 74 2016 free and torrent download. Or that it just keeps at Screen 2 when Kodi is active. I've found this picture, but some info is missing on those lines: By the way, what is that Kodi launcher? I've already changed the filename to XMBC.exe and it still works like a charm.

Except for the problem above. Edit: I've found it. Used the actions: if $dll(XBMC4LCDSmartie.dll,1,,) = 1 then GotoScreen(2) and if $dll(XBMC4LCDSmartie.dll,1,,) = 0 then DisableScreen(2) • • • • •. Very strange, what version of kodi are you running? If I change the bane to xbmc, it detects it running but doesn't pull any media information (if I query it returns -888 regardless of if it is playing something, paused or stopped) Good that you got your screen selection sorted, mine was also set to go to a pause screen, from memory I think the code for that was -777 Google launcher4kodi. It allows you to launch directly into kodi without launching the Windows shell and various other options, but I had problems getting it to boot straight to kodi as it couldn't then run the LCD (it can launch some programs and background services that you may need). And if I set it boot into Windows normally then launch kodi my keyboard wouldn't work properly until I alt + tab out of kodi then back again.

Still haven't figured out how to auto start kodi on boot and have a working LCD and keyboard. Everything worked perfectly on Windows 7 It allows various start up • • • • •. Sorry for the late response, don't come here a lot. I'm using version 16 (Jarvis). I only get some basic information, like the menu i'm in and which track (audio / video) is played.

(High Efficiency Video Coding, sometimes called H.265) is a new video compression format and is the successor of H.264. It was formalized on the 25th of November 2013 and published as. An open source HEVC decoder and encoder () has been developed and is widely adopted. Support in Kodi Kodi v14 () introduced software decoding support for HEVC.

Kodi v15 () introduced limited hardware decoding support for some devices, such as a few Android-based video decoders, for Linux on SoCs and for Windows via DXVA. Kodi v16 () further improved hardware decoding on Android and Windows and introduced it via and API on linux. Most HTPCs do not have hardware decoding support for HEVC, so they will need a fairly powerful desktop class CPU in order to playback HEVC videos.