2016-06-13, 15:38
Sorry, been a bit busy and wasn't able to get this done sooner. A working version is now available.
Edge.org v - 0.0.6
Unfortunately, the website coding has become more convoluted. I'm able to find the streams and make them available in the add-on, but there seems to be little consistency in the formatting of the links. In some cases, there is an m3u8 file available which offers multiple bitrates. In others, there is only a mp4 file, with only a single bitrate. As such, the quality settings make no difference on many streams, and only an SD stream is available for playback. I can probably dig out more HD streams, but at the moment just don't have the time to do so.
Additionally, they've begun grouping some videos on the same topic into what is essentially an unlisted sub-category. I was able to solve this by adding a check to see if multiple frames were on a page, and if so, continue scraping all frames for stream links, and then present a sub menu within the add-on which lists the grouped videos. Unfortunately, and due to the inconsistency in the site coding, this occasionally results in a sub menu for a single video when the add-on should simply play the stream without presenting the sub menu.
Although I'm satisfied that all streams are working, I've still got a few improvements I'd like to make.
As always, if you have any issues with the add-on, please post a log (wiki).
Edge.org v - 0.0.6
Unfortunately, the website coding has become more convoluted. I'm able to find the streams and make them available in the add-on, but there seems to be little consistency in the formatting of the links. In some cases, there is an m3u8 file available which offers multiple bitrates. In others, there is only a mp4 file, with only a single bitrate. As such, the quality settings make no difference on many streams, and only an SD stream is available for playback. I can probably dig out more HD streams, but at the moment just don't have the time to do so.
Additionally, they've begun grouping some videos on the same topic into what is essentially an unlisted sub-category. I was able to solve this by adding a check to see if multiple frames were on a page, and if so, continue scraping all frames for stream links, and then present a sub menu within the add-on which lists the grouped videos. Unfortunately, and due to the inconsistency in the site coding, this occasionally results in a sub menu for a single video when the add-on should simply play the stream without presenting the sub menu.
Although I'm satisfied that all streams are working, I've still got a few improvements I'd like to make.
As always, if you have any issues with the add-on, please post a log (wiki).
