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Kodi use to be my main media center, until recently I moved most of my video contents to the cloud. It seems that kodi won't resume, or seek any files that is over 3 gb in size when streaming via http. It will always play from beginning if attempt to resume. It won't do anything if seeking forward or backward.
The only media player that will do this are mxplayer & bsplayer from android. Is there any solution or hope kodi will add this feature soon?
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Ok, found a solution to scrap to the library. Just put the url inside a .strm file in a local movie folder. Progress status and mark as read on end will not works though. Seek works, but its a bit complicated, because need to wait the buffering.
I wish to have Rotten Tomatoes (user+critics) + IMDB both ratings display in skin.
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2014-11-03, 04:52
(This post was last modified: 2014-11-03, 04:52 by lrusak.)
If you add a http media source you should be able to scrape it to your library
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If the http directory is browsable it should be able to be scraped
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Yes, I see. But this is not applicable to our case.
I wish to have Rotten Tomatoes (user+critics) + IMDB both ratings display in skin.
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2014-11-03, 21:17
(This post was last modified: 2014-11-03, 21:18 by coldlsr77.)
The problem still exists even if it's scrape. The problem seems to be http. If I stream the same files from ftp server there is no issues.
