(2015-04-21, 00:28)340rag Wrote: This is frustrating,Does anyone know of another way to watch MLB in HD?

(2015-04-16, 09:21)brockftw Wrote: didn't get to check during a live game but the archived game works great! only problem i see now is that when i click any condenced game it just plays the same one over (KC and whoever they played, lol)

(2015-04-20, 14:57)rbrohman Wrote: Is the HLS version still working for you? What version of that are you using? Did you have to do anything special to get it going? What OS are you on?

Thanks

(2015-04-21, 09:52)fuggin Wrote:

(2015-04-20, 14:57)rbrohman Wrote: Is the HLS version still working for you? What version of that are you using? Did you have to do anything special to get it going? What OS are you on?

Thanks

Yes, HLS works fine here. I compiled mlbhls from the source that came with version 0.1.51 of the mlbmc(mlb-hls) add-on. (zip is mislabelled 1.0.51 if I recall)
I had to point the add-on to the binary location in settings. OS is per sig.

(2015-04-21, 07:40)Yuioup Wrote:

(2015-04-16, 09:21)brockftw Wrote: didn't get to check during a live game but the archived game works great! only problem i see now is that when i click any condenced game it just plays the same one over (KC and whoever they played, lol)

Hi brockftw,

I just came across this issue this morning. You're right: It always plays the first one.

I'll fix it as soon as I can.

Y

(2015-04-21, 09:53)Yuioup Wrote:

(2015-04-21, 09:52)fuggin Wrote:

(2015-04-20, 14:57)rbrohman Wrote: Is the HLS version still working for you? What version of that are you using? Did you have to do anything special to get it going? What OS are you on?

Thanks

Yes, HLS works fine here. I compiled mlbhls from the source that came with version 0.1.51 of the mlbmc(mlb-hls) add-on. (zip is mislabelled 1.0.51 if I recall)
I had to point the add-on to the binary location in settings. OS is per sig.

Cool! Should I try to add this version to GitHub as well?

(2015-04-21, 10:07)fuggin Wrote:

(2015-04-21, 09:53)Yuioup Wrote:

(2015-04-21, 09:52)fuggin Wrote: Yes, HLS works fine here. I compiled mlbhls from the source that came with version 0.1.51 of the mlbmc(mlb-hls) add-on. (zip is mislabelled 1.0.51 if I recall)
I had to point the add-on to the binary location in settings. OS is per sig.

Cool! Should I try to add this version to GitHub as well?

It works here on Gotham final. (I'm not upgrading anytime soon)
I think it would be a good idea if someone using Helix tested before adding to Github.

(2015-04-21, 21:30)bunglebungle Wrote: I did some diffs of the code the other night and the hls version isn't very different at all. It's mainly a section to find the HLS url, and also a new screen to pick the half-inning to start on (which is great). All the code was pretty much in a few blocks (not bits here and there), so it should be pretty easy to merge that functionality in. I was going to start on it when I had time but if you can go right ahead. I also added a logout option to the top menu that I was using when jumping between this addon and Chrome for testing. I don't know if that's generally useful or not, but it helped prevent the "too many logins" issue when I was jumping between this and Chrome.

(I was testing Chrome because originally I couldn't get the HLS version to work. But I found out Chrome on Linux does not support 720p nor live DVR, either. I don't know if it's just OS detection code leftover from the NexDef days of if Linux Flash is missing something that Windows 7+ has [XP has no support, either]. Now that I know the HLS version of this addon works I don't care as much about getting Linux+Chrome to work, but I did raise a stink on MLB's forums that they should support it.)

(2015-04-21, 22:09)Yuioup Wrote: Maybe you should fork the Github project and submit a pull request?

(2015-04-22, 00:13)bunglebungle Wrote:

(2015-04-21, 22:09)Yuioup Wrote: Maybe you should fork the Github project and submit a pull request?

Yes, eventually. I am a professional developer but do not know Git very well yet, so this will be a bit of a learning experience. The logout code came mainly from MLBViewer, which is where most of the original code came from in my understanding.

(2015-04-20, 12:54)sdsnyr94 Wrote:

(2015-04-20, 11:06)ridicule80 Wrote:

(2015-04-18, 03:08)sdsnyr94 Wrote: Trying to watch a live game and I'm getting

Code:

21:06:11 T:1351611424  NOTICE: [MLBMC-2.0.75]: Reason: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed (_ssl.c:581)

Anyone else having issues?

I have the same issue. Highlights etc do work.
I use OSMC RC2 (on RPI2).
Will try if the issue also shows on OpenElec or can somebody confirm that it is working on OpenElec?

I was using OSMC also.. installed Openelec and all is good. Looks like an OSMC issue.

(2015-04-21, 21:30)bunglebungle Wrote: I did some diffs of the code the other night and the hls version isn't very different at all. It's mainly a section to find the HLS url, and also a new screen to pick the half-inning to start on (which is great). All the code was pretty much in a few blocks (not bits here and there), so it should be pretty easy to merge that functionality in. I was going to start on it when I had time but if you can go right ahead. I also added a logout option to the top menu that I was using when jumping between this addon and Chrome for testing. I don't know if that's generally useful or not, but it helped prevent the "too many logins" issue when I was jumping between this and Chrome.

(I was testing Chrome because originally I couldn't get the HLS version to work. But I found out Chrome on Linux does not support 720p nor live DVR, either. I don't know if it's just OS detection code leftover from the NexDef days of if Linux Flash is missing something that Windows 7+ has [XP has no support, either]. Now that I know the HLS version of this addon works I don't care as much about getting Linux+Chrome to work, but I did raise a stink on MLB's forums that they should support it.)

(2015-04-22, 16:23)sdsnyr94 Wrote: As a user of this add-on from day one, I may be able to shed some light on a couple of things. There were 2 different versions of the add-on because the HLS version required the binary add-on to acquire the HD feeds, and an add-on like that could not be added to the official XBMC repository (Because of the binary add-on, and it's not platform agnostic). The version most of us are currently using 2.0.7x was the last non-HLS version that was in the official repository.

(2015-04-22, 16:23)sdsnyr94 Wrote: The mlb-hls file that was/is used has not been updated for a couple of years and originally only worked on Linux, however there have been some modifications

(2015-04-22, 16:23)sdsnyr94 Wrote: to make it compatible on Windows and the Raspberry Pi. The mlb-hls file would retrieve the feed and store the file in a temp directory (location of temp directory was changeable in the settings), and MLBMC would play from that file. There were a couple of issues with this approach... the first being if you are on a device with limited storage space. I had an ION PC running Openelec installed on a 4GB USB drive and while watching a game it would crash about half-way

(2015-04-22, 16:23)sdsnyr94 Wrote: the latter since it would make it platform agnostic, and should avoid the issues I mentioned. Also, is there a better way to handle the log in? It appears that each time I switch games it performs a log in, making it easy to lock the account. I know you mentioned a log out button but I do not see how it will avoid this issue because it seems to be the number of login attempts in a short time.... not the number of concurrent logins.

(2015-04-22, 16:23)sdsnyr94 Wrote: You also mentioned about the Live DVR function... in which the only feature we had was just the ability to select the innings. Rewinding or fast forwarding really did not work as you were only limited to the data that you had stored in the temp directory. If you set to buffer to 30 seconds before beginning playback, it gave you a little wiggle room, but really nothing to write home about. I have mentioned it here before, Timewasted's NHL add-on did a fantastic job of creating the Live DVR... I could watch a game from the start at any time, and easily skip the commercials and intermissions.