Has anyone tried the new AirPlay commit on the nightly 8.26 - Printable Version +- Kodi Community Forum (https://forum.kodi.tv) +-- Forum: Support (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=33) +--- Forum: General Support (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=111) +---- Forum: iOS & tvOS (https://forum.kodi.tv/forumdisplay.php?fid=137) +---- Thread: Has anyone tried the new AirPlay commit on the nightly 8.26 (/showthread.php?tid=108702) |
- Memphiz - 2011-09-28 jd2157 Wrote:I was afraid that might be the case... bummer. Ah well, I imagine it'll get figured out sooner or later and it's more of a nice to have type feature. People should be able to survive without it for a while. on its way though ... 447 (PR) - maruchan - 2011-09-28 Huge thanks for your hard work, Memphiz I've been looking forward to native Airtunes compatibility since I heard they cracked the encryption. My ATV2 is quickly becoming the best $99 I've ever spent. Out of curiosity: any reason the Airplay/Airtunes implementations don't include Windows support? - mrpeterparker - 2011-09-28 Quote:davilla commented awesome =P - Philmatic - 2011-09-28 Memphiz Wrote:on its way though ... 447 (PR) Is there any chance of Windows support? I understand that Windows doesn't come with Bonjour/Avahi/ZeroConf installed natively, but why can't you check to see if Bonjour is installed before attempting to turn AirPlay/AirTunes support on? - Memphiz - 2011-09-29 Philmatic Wrote:Is there any chance of Windows support? I understand that Windows doesn't come with Bonjour/Avahi/ZeroConf installed natively, but why can't you check to see if Bonjour is installed before attempting to turn AirPlay/AirTunes support on? There doesn't seem to be a lib for using bonjour on windows which fits XBMCs licensing needs. But the Win32 devs are looking for it i think. If there is a bonjour solution there is still some porting work to be done for getting this stuff to work on windows... - dg69 - 2011-09-29 Thanks for this, loved Airplay and wanted to try Airtunes... Built 20110929-e35b4ea but when XBMC starts up, it starts to play a stream, but nothing is playing. If you try to stop playback it locks up XBMC. I have had to disable Airplay for now, any ideas? Code: 20:51:44 T:2959080304 DEBUG: Thread CAirPlayServer start, auto delete: 0 Thanks - Memphiz - 2011-09-29 No ideas - because you didn't even describe exactly what plattform u are using (a smart guess is linux?!?) and what exactly you tried (streaming from ipod app on iphone? or from itunes on a pc?). And beside that - don't post cut logs. Post full logs to a site like pastebin and put the link in here. Playing music over airtunes has a lag until it starts in XBMC due to caching. You wrote that it starts to play a stream on starting up XBMC. Is this correct? That would be odd, because it only would start a stream if someone "AirPlays" it over to XBMC. So find the sender - dg69 - 2011-09-30 Memphiz Wrote:No ideas - because you didn't even describe exactly what plattform u are using (a smart guess is linux?!?) and what exactly you tried (streaming from ipod app on iphone? or from itunes on a pc?). And beside that - don't post cut logs. Post full logs to a site like pastebin and put the link in here. Sorry Memphiz, I should have been more informative I will generate a clean full debug log tonight, and yeah it is Linux, started with a Live install and been building XBMC on top. It is strange as I said as soon as XBMC starts it trys to stream something I only have two devices, iPhone and iPad, both were not playing anything, I will disable WiFi on them and try again just in case they are triggering it, I will also give you a screen shot so you can see what it is trying to do. Cheers. - Memphiz - 2011-09-30 Sounds like a bad compile/build whatever ... don't know nothing about xbmc live though. So you did something custom made right? - dg69 - 2011-09-30 Memphiz Wrote:Sounds like a bad compile/build whatever ... don't know nothing about xbmc live though. So you did something custom made right? I normally just git pull the latest master, nothing special about it, don't play with the code unless I trying to fix a bug etc. These are the commands I use to build: Code: cd $HOME/setup/xbmc I am running: Linux XBMCLive 2.6.32-29-generic #58-Ubuntu SMP Fri Feb 11 19:00:09 UTC 2011 i686 GNU/Linux Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS - XBMCLive Dharma Here is the debug log: http://pastebin.com/KwLhMV1D As you can see from this, as soon as I activate AirPlay it starts to stream... I have disabled all devices and no iTunes is running. Is there away to log what device triggered streaming? - Memphiz - 2011-09-30 In the log file it looks like something triggers a stream. You could run XBMC from the command line - libshairport has a bunch of printouts there (i want to kill them next days but for now they are still there) - maybe these indicate who is triggering the stream. Mhhh spotted something: Code: WARNING: Create - Unsupported protocol(pipe) in pipe://1/ This looks definitly like a b0rked build. try Code: make -C xbmc/filesystem/ clean && make -C xbmc/filesystem/ && make don't know ... but something is stale here imho... but nevertheless only libshairport could trigger stream playback of a pipe ... and that is only if a client connects to it. Very strange... - dg69 - 2011-09-30 Memphiz Wrote:In the log file it looks like something triggers a stream. You could run XBMC from the command line - libshairport has a bunch of printouts there (i want to kill them next days but for now they are still there) - maybe these indicate who is triggering the stream. Thanks, but before I try that... Here is the output from running from command line http://pastebin.com/BaRRtDGy The host that is connecting is another linux box I have, and the process on the box connecting is pulseaudio, so little confused to why it would be. - jd2157 - 2011-09-30 Memphiz Wrote:on its way though ... 447 (PR) Looks like the pull request is closed... and the commit was merged... does that mean the feature is in XBMC now? Sorry, I'm a bit of a github n00b. - Memphiz - 2011-09-30 jd2157 Wrote:Looks like the pull request is closed... and the commit was merged... does that mean the feature is in XBMC now? Sorry, I'm a bit of a github n00b. That is correct - it is in when code is compiled and when the buildbot decides to build ios again - Memphiz - 2011-09-30 dg69 Wrote:Thanks, but before I try that... Code: 86.User-Agent: iTunes/4.6 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X 10.3) Pulseaudio is emulating a ppc mac with osx10.3 itunes 4,6? WTF!!!! So maybe you should play some music on that mashine and it would come out on xbmc then (when you fixed the pipe:// compile problem of course). But better deactivate that feature in you linux box by reversing this howto: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/apples-airtunes-ubuntulinux/ |