2015-01-22, 22:38
What's the reasoning for the fast forward and rewind buttons having no function on the Fire TV remote? Or is something wrong with my install? Seems like an odd omission.
(2015-01-22, 22:38)jbaconbits Wrote: What's the reasoning for the fast forward and rewind buttons having no function on the Fire TV remote? Or is something wrong with my install? Seems like an odd omission.
(2015-01-23, 00:42)mjbxx Wrote:(2015-01-22, 22:38)jbaconbits Wrote: What's the reasoning for the fast forward and rewind buttons having no function on the Fire TV remote? Or is something wrong with my install? Seems like an odd omission.
Try using one of the alternate keymaps provided on the Kodi/AFTV Wiki.
(2015-01-23, 03:20)jbaconbits Wrote:(2015-01-23, 00:42)mjbxx Wrote: Try using one of the alternate keymaps provided on the Kodi/AFTV Wiki.
I did but it doesn't seem to work. I used the file manager method and restarted but it doesn't seem to take even though the new key map is still in the right directory.
(2015-01-22, 14:23)Koying Wrote: I plan to do an actual proper release when Kodi 14.1 is published.
(2015-01-22, 14:23)Koying Wrote: I plan to do an actual proper release when Kodi 14.1 is published.
(2014-11-21, 11:54)Koying Wrote:(2014-11-21, 11:48)guido1138 Wrote: There was one issue I found that I'd like to run by you and others on the forum. The 13.x Gotham release introduced a feature that lets SPMC directly launch Android apps and then return to SPMC on exit. However, I noticed the SPMC shutdown timer (from the Power Saving menu setting) continues to run in the background while the Android app is active. In my SPMC settings, I've configured a 5-minute shutdown timer to put my box in suspend mode. What this means is that when I launch Hulu Plus from SPMC and watch a video, my FTV suspends itself every 5 minutes and has to be woken with a key press.
Is it possible for SPMC to temporarily suspend this timer when launching an Android app, and enable it when the app exits? Would a change like this make sense for XBMC/Kodi in general?
That would make sense indeed, but I'll have to check how the shutdown timer is supposed to work, first