2014-06-28, 22:02
This website has an eclectic bunch of movies, as well as TV shows such as: National Geographic and Popular Science for Kids. Many of the movies and shows are in 720 or 1080 resolution.
The repo is at:
UPDATE: addon is now in xbmc.org repo
http://mirrors.xbmc.org/addons/frodo/plu...snagfilms/
This is still a work in progress.
Known issues:
A number of videos do not play - they are redirected to Hulu usually. You will see that movie links which do not display the poster image typically will not play - the addon displays a dialog box saying "No playable video found". I hope to be able to figure this out in advance and filter out the unplayable entries.
There are some really high bitrates (if you believe the values given, some exceed 10Mb) for videos which may cause buffering. You can go to the addon settings to adjust the bitrate.
Occasionally a movie category will not load and gives a script error. Try accessing the category again, it will usually load correctly the second or third time. I believe this may be because I'm not handling gzip encoding correctly for some request/response http data. It may also be due to curl timeouts. I'll look into this when I have some time.
The repo is at:
UPDATE: addon is now in xbmc.org repo
http://mirrors.xbmc.org/addons/frodo/plu...snagfilms/
This is still a work in progress.
Known issues:
A number of videos do not play - they are redirected to Hulu usually. You will see that movie links which do not display the poster image typically will not play - the addon displays a dialog box saying "No playable video found". I hope to be able to figure this out in advance and filter out the unplayable entries.
There are some really high bitrates (if you believe the values given, some exceed 10Mb) for videos which may cause buffering. You can go to the addon settings to adjust the bitrate.
Occasionally a movie category will not load and gives a script error. Try accessing the category again, it will usually load correctly the second or third time. I believe this may be because I'm not handling gzip encoding correctly for some request/response http data. It may also be due to curl timeouts. I'll look into this when I have some time.
