(2018-05-27, 13:10)stammie Wrote: I am really loving this addon and feel a bit guilty that I might be extracting the urine a tad by asking this, but is there any way to include a schedule as the Eurosport addon does or even just a now and next section?
No sweat either way but that would make a great addon almost perfect.

(2018-05-27, 13:12)gb160 Wrote: Just out of interest are your addons open source and on github?

(2018-05-27, 13:10)stammie Wrote: I am really loving this addon and feel a bit guilty that I might be extracting the urine a tad by asking this, but is there any way to include a schedule as the Eurosport addon does or even just a now and next section?

(2018-05-27, 21:49)gb160 Wrote: What i did with the method I showed you, rather than having a separate schedule which would require entering another section, was to add what's currently on each channel to the channel name:

BT Sport 1 - Champions League final (sorry Liverpool fans )
BT Sport 2 - Rugby
...etc

This has the bonus of displaying what's on every channel as soon as you enter the live streams section of the addon.

Then I added the description, next show and next show description as the plot info label....so if you scroll down through the channels, what's on next etc is shown at the side (using estuary, will differ depending on skin)
Also I recommend having 'auto scroll plot' turned in the Kodi settings, as some of the descriptions can be longer than others.

This is up to you to decide the best layout for it, but I found this was the best way to get all the information displayed, without the need for a separate schedule section....just seemed a cleaner approach to take.

(2018-05-29, 10:46)gb160 Wrote: The now and next is perfect mate....i'll have a look at your code and see how you implemented it, just for reference more than anything else.

(2018-05-29, 10:46)gb160 Wrote: One slight issue, on this version when watching a channel, i'm not getting the channel logo when i have the plot showing...im just getting the default fallback image.

(2018-05-29, 00:14)Leopold Wrote:

(2018-05-27, 21:49)gb160 Wrote: What i did with the method I showed you, rather than having a separate schedule which would require entering another section, was to add what's currently on each channel to the channel name:

BT Sport 1 - Champions League final (sorry Liverpool fans )
BT Sport 2 - Rugby
...etc

This has the bonus of displaying what's on every channel as soon as you enter the live streams section of the addon.

Then I added the description, next show and next show description as the plot info label....so if you scroll down through the channels, what's on next etc is shown at the side (using estuary, will differ depending on skin)
Also I recommend having 'auto scroll plot' turned in the Kodi settings, as some of the descriptions can be longer than others.

This is up to you to decide the best layout for it, but I found this was the best way to get all the information displayed, without the need for a separate schedule section....just seemed a cleaner approach to take.

Agreed this seems like the best approach. Here's a new version to test which implements something like that. 

(2018-05-31, 16:52)stammie Wrote:

(2018-05-29, 00:14)Leopold Wrote:

(2018-05-27, 21:49)gb160 Wrote: What i did with the method I showed you, rather than having a separate schedule which would require entering another section, was to add what's currently on each channel to the channel name:

BT Sport 1 - Champions League final (sorry Liverpool fans )
BT Sport 2 - Rugby
...etc

This has the bonus of displaying what's on every channel as soon as you enter the live streams section of the addon.

Then I added the description, next show and next show description as the plot info label....so if you scroll down through the channels, what's on next etc is shown at the side (using estuary, will differ depending on skin)
Also I recommend having 'auto scroll plot' turned in the Kodi settings, as some of the descriptions can be longer than others.

This is up to you to decide the best layout for it, but I found this was the best way to get all the information displayed, without the need for a separate schedule section....just seemed a cleaner approach to take.

Agreed this seems like the best approach. Here's a new version to test which implements something like that.  

Thanks again, I like the now and next implementation, it probably wasn't simple, but it is a nice effective feature.
However I have noticed a small fault over the last few days, intermittently I'm getting an error saying I've reached the maximum number of concurrent streams allowed,
this is across all my devices (Vero 4K, fire TV and Windows 10 HTPC) yet I can go to the website or Windows app and play a channel.
I think I've found a workaround by playing one of the non subscription videos after I've stopped a live channel (not 100% sure yet though).
Is it possible something in the addon is not communicating with BT that a stream has been stopped? 

(2018-05-31, 17:31)Leopold Wrote:

(2018-05-31, 16:52)stammie Wrote:

(2018-05-29, 00:14)Leopold Wrote: Agreed this seems like the best approach. Here's a new version to test which implements something like that.  

Thanks again, I like the now and next implementation, it probably wasn't simple, but it is a nice effective feature.
However I have noticed a small fault over the last few days, intermittently I'm getting an error saying I've reached the maximum number of concurrent streams allowed,
this is across all my devices (Vero 4K, fire TV and Windows 10 HTPC) yet I can go to the website or Windows app and play a channel.
I think I've found a workaround by playing one of the non subscription videos after I've stopped a live channel (not 100% sure yet though).
Is it possible something in the addon is not communicating with BT that a stream has been stopped?  

Yes this is something I've been looking into recently. There is another request made by the website when you stop a stream but so far I've not been able to stop the "maximum number of concurrent streams" error by sending this request. I'll probably work it out eventually. I think you get this if you start more than two streams within 30 mins.