2014-10-27, 12:03
Hey everyone.
A little prelude:
Originally I made a comment within the development thread itself.. But nobody wants to read 90 pages of comments to get through to the point.
Well, I finally got the 0.2 version of Pulsar down on my Raspberry Pi, but I couldn't get it to work at all with any of the providers / repositories.. It simply kept on crashing, and I've read through 60 pages of comments only to find out that people are experiencing the same when using Pulsar on a Raspberry Pi..
So I thought back at when I used XBMCTorrent, I had a Chrome-addon which sent any magnet-link straight to XBMCTorrent to be streamed. But it was programmed only to use the XBMCTorrent to handle magnet-links, and I quickly found out that it was open-source. I did a few modifications and it actually ended up working.
Now I can find any magnet link and send it straight to my Raspberry Pi. No providers and definitely no repositories needed.
The guide itself to make this work: (original comment found here)
I took this addon (which luckily was open-source):
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detai...kpakkebden
(Edit: for more information on how it works, read about it on the page above. In short, it can send links from your browser straight to your XBMC to be streamed.
The nice thing is that it also works with magnet-"links", which mean you can right-click any magnet-"link" in your Chrome and send it to your XBMC so that it can get streamed.)
The Github is here:
https://github.com/khloke/play-to-xbmc-chrome
And modified it a very little to make it work with Pulsar. The file to edit is located at: "\play-to-xbmc-chrome-master\js\module.js"
You can do it yourself by downloading the master.zip from the Github, extract the .zip, and edit the "module.js" file manually at line 63 (this may change at later addon-updates):
From:
To:
and then just save the module.js.
Now, head into Chrome, and:
Then -
I've tried it with a few random torrents and it seems to be working flawlessly. I'm currently running on OpenElec 4.2.1 on a RaspberryPi and I couldn't really get any of the repositories to work.. But this does!!
I hope this helps.
P.S:
I'm really not anything of a programmer or nothing. I just tried using my logic and it randomly worked out.
Edit #1:
The user uomiarz pointed out that the addon changed, and the file to edit has changed. I've updated the thread - thanks!
A little prelude:
Originally I made a comment within the development thread itself.. But nobody wants to read 90 pages of comments to get through to the point.
Well, I finally got the 0.2 version of Pulsar down on my Raspberry Pi, but I couldn't get it to work at all with any of the providers / repositories.. It simply kept on crashing, and I've read through 60 pages of comments only to find out that people are experiencing the same when using Pulsar on a Raspberry Pi..
So I thought back at when I used XBMCTorrent, I had a Chrome-addon which sent any magnet-link straight to XBMCTorrent to be streamed. But it was programmed only to use the XBMCTorrent to handle magnet-links, and I quickly found out that it was open-source. I did a few modifications and it actually ended up working.
Now I can find any magnet link and send it straight to my Raspberry Pi. No providers and definitely no repositories needed.
The guide itself to make this work: (original comment found here)
I took this addon (which luckily was open-source):
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detai...kpakkebden
(Edit: for more information on how it works, read about it on the page above. In short, it can send links from your browser straight to your XBMC to be streamed.
The nice thing is that it also works with magnet-"links", which mean you can right-click any magnet-"link" in your Chrome and send it to your XBMC so that it can get streamed.)
The Github is here:
https://github.com/khloke/play-to-xbmc-chrome
And modified it a very little to make it work with Pulsar. The file to edit is located at: "\play-to-xbmc-chrome-master\js\module.js"
You can do it yourself by downloading the master.zip from the Github, extract the .zip, and edit the "module.js" file manually at line 63 (this may change at later addon-updates):
From:
Code:
getPluginPath: function(url, callback) {
callback('plugin://plugin.video.xbmctorrent/play/' + encodeURIComponent(url));
To:
Code:
getPluginPath: function(url, callback) {
callback('plugin://plugin.video.pulsar/play?uri=' + encodeURIComponent(url));
and then just save the module.js.
Now, head into Chrome, and:
- Go to chrome://flags . (Type it in the address-bar / url-bar / top-internet-address-field / I hope you get what I mean by now - and press Enter)
- Find "Experimental Extension APIs", and click its "Enable" link.
- Restart Chrome.
Then -
- Find the "Settings" bar in Chrome (it's in the top right corner).
- Select "More Tools -> Extensions"
- Find the "Developer mode" checkbox in the right corner, and tick/mark it.
- Select "Load unpacked extension" and point it to your edited (and extracted) version of PlayToXBMC
- Then it should work.. Set it up as normal in the addons options. If you dont know how, click here.
I've tried it with a few random torrents and it seems to be working flawlessly. I'm currently running on OpenElec 4.2.1 on a RaspberryPi and I couldn't really get any of the repositories to work.. But this does!!
I hope this helps.
P.S:
I'm really not anything of a programmer or nothing. I just tried using my logic and it randomly worked out.
Edit #1:
The user uomiarz pointed out that the addon changed, and the file to edit has changed. I've updated the thread - thanks!