2012-09-01, 19:41
2012-09-01, 20:24
it was for spyder who was looking for the.py to have categories into veetle...sorry if I wasn't clear...
He just have to copy it into the veetle folder...
cheers
He just have to copy it into the veetle folder...
cheers
2012-09-01, 23:11
(2012-08-31, 22:50)plugh Wrote: [ -> ]PS - In case it isn't obvious, same binary patch can be used to restore x86 vlc, too@plugh or @netimports
could you please, please patch the necessary vlc dll and download deploy. I myself am not capable.
2012-09-02, 00:46
(2012-08-31, 21:02)plugh Wrote: [ -> ]For you x86 hackers out there, a hex search in your avformat binary for '80 38 46' or '80 3A 46' is highly likely to locate the relevant object code. The source code
"if (d[0] == 'F' && d[1] == 'L' && d[2] == 'V' && d[3] < 5 ..."
will typically give you something likeI changed my files (gen1 AppleTV and Xbox) to the equivalent ofCode:cmpb 046,(reg)
jnz FAIL
cmpb 04C,1(reg)
jnz FAIL
cmpb 056,2(reg)
jnz FAIL
cmpb 4,3(reg)
"if ( (d[0] == 'F' || d[0] == 'G' || d[0] == 'H') && d[3] < 5 ..."
(12 byte patch) though other approaches are equally possibleCode:cmpb 046,(reg)
jz OK
cmpb 047,(reg)
jz OK
cmpb 048,(reg)
jz OK
jnz FAIL
OK: cmpb 4,3(reg)
This approach will work for any x86 (Linux, OSX, Windows, Xbox) binary without needing a build environment, and can be quickly changed or reapplied as needed. Happy hacking!!
PS - patched file from my XBMC 10.1 Gen1 Apple TV - UAYOR!! Goes in:
/Applications/XBMC.app/Contents/Resources/XBMC/system/players/dvdplayer
(2012-09-01, 12:59)bakito Wrote: [ -> ]thx for the fix guys!
may I say it was really fascinating to see you discuss about the "code" of this particular problem!
even if I undersatand nothing it was really enjoyable!
seeing coder at work seeking for the problem and solution, really interesting, like an investigation....
thanks you very much!
cheers
(2012-01-05, 02:02)newatv2user Wrote: [ -> ]Since there are so many channels now, I tweaked the addon to show categories. If anyone's interested:
http://www.mediafire.com/?ymu7b696eg8csk4
by the way....
What is this VY file for? post too vague passerby's will get confused like me lol
has anyone come up with a clear concise fix for appletv2 ...even a fix I can configure myself if some instructions or links to fix/fixes can be had?
2012-09-02, 02:09
I am able to watch Veetle on appletv with couch surfer and typed veetle entertainment in the search then logged in to veetle and same list shows up watched a few movies already but its slower than xbmc plugin for searching the movies and shows
veetle is the shizza as far as i'm concerned and really miss the addon working normally
veetle is the shizza as far as i'm concerned and really miss the addon working normally
2012-09-02, 05:27
Does anyone know how to patch the OpenElec version of XBMC?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
2012-09-02, 11:06
(2012-09-01, 20:24)bakito Wrote: [ -> ]it was for spyder who was looking for the.py to have categories into veetle...sorry if I wasn't clear...
He just have to copy it into the veetle folder...
cheers
thanks for your help
2012-09-02, 19:17
Anyone get a fix for veetle XBMC MAC/IOS yet? I know there is one for windows, any progress for the MAC/IOS world? Thanks.
2012-09-02, 19:18
Nothing new about patching veetle?
2012-09-05, 08:03
is anyone else's veetle working?
2012-09-05, 10:52
i can compile the avformat52.so file if someone can give me the compile instructions. I have mountain lion and xcode 4.4
2012-09-05, 15:47
Hey all, I'm with phish73, if I could get instructions I would happily get these compiled.
2012-09-05, 16:35
A login component is all that's needed, can't anyone do that in the default.py?
2012-09-05, 17:14
Haven't you read the last few pages?
2012-09-05, 17:32
(2012-09-05, 10:52)phish73 Wrote: [ -> ]i can compile the avformat52.so file if someone can give me the compile instructions. I have mountain lion and xcode 4.4
Phish73= I saw some instructions a few pages back on this forum that had the instructions, I tried to do it myself, however I am not that good with coding, it seems it was easily done for the windows version, but still nothing for the MAC/IOS fix (which I think also includes Linux).