2014-12-10, 08:52
Hi,
I have a Raspberry PI im trying to setup as a mediaportal frontend in Kodi. Its working somewhat ok, but no matter what i do i cannot get the channels to line up like they are on my backend and normal mediaportal klients. It seems that the options to sync channels and line up with backend has no effect whatsoever. It always lines them up as the appear in the "all channels" mandatory group. If i switch to a selfmade group created on the backend the channel ordering is still the same
Synchronize channel groups with backends Imports channel groups from the backend (if supported by the add-on and backend). Will delete user created groups if they're not found on the backends.
Always use the channel order from the backend(s) Sorts the channels by channel number on the server, but uses XBMC's own numbering for channels.
Use backend channels numbers (only works with 1 enabled PVR add-on) Use numbering from the backend, instead of configuring them manually over XBMC.
None of theese settings makes a difference
Anyone else seeing this problem?
/Jacob
I have a Raspberry PI im trying to setup as a mediaportal frontend in Kodi. Its working somewhat ok, but no matter what i do i cannot get the channels to line up like they are on my backend and normal mediaportal klients. It seems that the options to sync channels and line up with backend has no effect whatsoever. It always lines them up as the appear in the "all channels" mandatory group. If i switch to a selfmade group created on the backend the channel ordering is still the same
Synchronize channel groups with backends Imports channel groups from the backend (if supported by the add-on and backend). Will delete user created groups if they're not found on the backends.
Always use the channel order from the backend(s) Sorts the channels by channel number on the server, but uses XBMC's own numbering for channels.
Use backend channels numbers (only works with 1 enabled PVR add-on) Use numbering from the backend, instead of configuring them manually over XBMC.
None of theese settings makes a difference
Anyone else seeing this problem?
/Jacob