2015-01-06, 00:57
Hi folks,
I've recently discovered a really handy, free & open-source app called Syncplay (http://syncplay.pl/) which allows 2 people in different locations to view the same video in sync. It seems pretty simple and lightweight, and interacts with "MPC-HC, VLC, mplayer2 and mpv" so I would assume it should be pretty easy to integrate into Kodi - but unfortunately I don't have a clue how to even begin! I have an above-average understanding of how all of this works, but I don't know the languages required to write an add-on.
I have a good friend in Canada and we watch a lot of the same TV shows, often in sync. If I could integrate this into my Kodi setup it would be incredibly useful for us. I'd be happy to help with any testing or anything else I'm actually capable of
I'll put a similar request out to Syncplay at some point to see if they can engineer their own Kodi add-on, but having seen what you guys are capable of I'm sure there's someone here who can help!
I've recently discovered a really handy, free & open-source app called Syncplay (http://syncplay.pl/) which allows 2 people in different locations to view the same video in sync. It seems pretty simple and lightweight, and interacts with "MPC-HC, VLC, mplayer2 and mpv" so I would assume it should be pretty easy to integrate into Kodi - but unfortunately I don't have a clue how to even begin! I have an above-average understanding of how all of this works, but I don't know the languages required to write an add-on.
I have a good friend in Canada and we watch a lot of the same TV shows, often in sync. If I could integrate this into my Kodi setup it would be incredibly useful for us. I'd be happy to help with any testing or anything else I'm actually capable of
I'll put a similar request out to Syncplay at some point to see if they can engineer their own Kodi add-on, but having seen what you guys are capable of I'm sure there's someone here who can help!
