Hi, I can't view OSD in kodi settings.
My command line of vdr is:
/vdr --video=/video/recs -P 'vnsiserver -d' -Pstreamdev-server -P 'vdrmanager -P softword' -Pupnp
Any help please?
Does it work without the other plugins?
vdr --video=/video/recs -P 'vnsiserver -d'
no........
I don't know this source. Looks like the addon was not built properly. If libs for GLESv2 were missing during build, the OSD can't be rendered.
Ok I link that 3d to the developer, thanks!
it's a long work, building by myself your vnsi plugin for RPi2? I don't know build process of kodi 15
I'v already read this links, but I don't understand if I need to build kodi too and if I need the full tree of kodi sources
(2015-10-23, 17:38)SoftWord Wrote: [ -> ]I'v already read this links, but I don't understand if I need to build kodi too and if I need the full tree of kodi sources
You need the full kodi source and you need to run bootstrap and configure. If I am not mistaken compiling Kodi is not required.
Sorry for my broken english
I'm italian.......
Ok fine, thanks for u'r support m8
Sorry but I'v some problem with my RPi2..........can someone build that addons?
Yes, the addon was compiled with opengl instead of opengles2. I fixed it, it is already in the repo, you will be able to update it when the server is back online.
But I think this should be fixed upstream, not by me. See here:
https://github.com/kodi-pvr/pvr.vdr.vnsi...xt#L17-L35
OpenGL is always prefered over OpenGLES, it should have a system check to select the correct one in the compile time.
many thanks to all to follow me in this trouble!
Now it works, linking with libgres2 show me osd thanks for your work
I'v last issue with vnsi plugin, every about 30 secs, freeze for 1 secs
EDIT2: after some minutes (about 2-3), it's ok, seams to be a vnsi to vdr buffer issue.....