(2015-02-14, 19:05)takoi Wrote: Ok, test tidal or lossless support by getting the staging branch here: https://github.com/tamland/xbmc-wimp/commits/staging
Like I said I've done it blindly. If I get feedback that it's working, I will push to repo.
15:55:16 T:1657988160 NOTICE: Thread LanguageInvoker start, auto delete: false
15:55:16 T:1657988160 NOTICE: -->Python Interpreter Initialized<--
15:55:20 T:1657988160 ERROR: EXCEPTION Thrown (PythonToCppException) : -->Python callback/script returned the following error<--
- NOTE: IGNORING THIS CAN LEAD TO MEMORY LEAKS!
Error Type: <type 'exceptions.ValueError'>
Error Contents: too many values to unpack
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/storage/.kodi/addons/xbmc-wimp-staging/addon.py", line 241, in <module>
plugin.run()
File "/storage/.kodi/addons/xbmc-wimp-staging/routing.py", line 75, in run
self._dispatch(path)
File "/storage/.kodi/addons/xbmc-wimp-staging/routing.py", line 85, in _dispatch
view_func(**kwargs)
File "/storage/.kodi/addons/xbmc-wimp-staging/addon.py", line 234, in play
host, app, playpath = media_url.split('/', 3)
ValueError: too many values to unpack
-->End of Python script error report<--
15:55:20 T:1969004544 ERROR: Playlist Player: skipping unplayable item: 32, path [plugin://plugin.audio.wimp/play/5580097?]
(2015-02-16, 05:05)theli_ua Wrote: Alright, I fixed all problems I had with tidal by setting correct mimetype and updated my pull request.Yep. It used to be plain http that worked flawlessly, then some tabloid wrote about how easy it was to download, and copyright holders demanded it fixed. And the 'fix' was to replace html5 with flash+rtmp.
Now everything seem to work - all different qualities and haven't seen any problems with tracks skipping whatsoever
Also, takoi, does WIMP really uses rtmp? Cause I've only seen TIDAL use http streams
edit: I've also add featured playlists, new/recommended/top albums/tracks/playlists as well as mood playlists navigation, I'll add genre navigation later
(2015-02-16, 16:43)takoi Wrote:I suspect that its the matter of grabbing right token. I took mine from android app and I heard people having problems with TIDAL's web player token as well.(2015-02-16, 05:05)theli_ua Wrote: Alright, I fixed all problems I had with tidal by setting correct mimetype and updated my pull request.Yep. It used to be plain http that worked flawlessly, then some tabloid wrote about how easy it was to download, and copyright holders demanded it fixed. And the 'fix' was to replace html5 with flash+rtmp.
Now everything seem to work - all different qualities and haven't seen any problems with tracks skipping whatsoever
Also, takoi, does WIMP really uses rtmp? Cause I've only seen TIDAL use http streams
edit: I've also add featured playlists, new/recommended/top albums/tracks/playlists as well as mood playlists navigation, I'll add genre navigation later
Since you say tidal use http for everything, I'm not sure if wimp will work after all. It may still be using that proprietary chome only solution..
(2015-02-16, 20:21)theli_ua Wrote:The wimp android app use a completely different api (thrift based).. Are you sure it's the same app with different branding?(2015-02-16, 16:43)takoi Wrote:I suspect that its the matter of grabbing right token. I took mine from android app and I heard people having problems with TIDAL's web player token as well.(2015-02-16, 05:05)theli_ua Wrote: Alright, I fixed all problems I had with tidal by setting correct mimetype and updated my pull request.Yep. It used to be plain http that worked flawlessly, then some tabloid wrote about how easy it was to download, and copyright holders demanded it fixed. And the 'fix' was to replace html5 with flash+rtmp.
Now everything seem to work - all different qualities and haven't seen any problems with tracks skipping whatsoever
Also, takoi, does WIMP really uses rtmp? Cause I've only seen TIDAL use http streams
edit: I've also add featured playlists, new/recommended/top albums/tracks/playlists as well as mood playlists navigation, I'll add genre navigation later
Since you say tidal use http for everything, I'm not sure if wimp will work after all. It may still be using that proprietary chome only solution..
I think I can also grab a token from WIMP's android app but I won't really have a way to test it.
(2015-02-16, 22:39)takoi Wrote:No, I'm not sure about that. But I'll take a look anyway(2015-02-16, 20:21)theli_ua Wrote:The wimp android app use a completely different api (thrift based).. Are you sure it's the same app with different branding?(2015-02-16, 16:43)takoi Wrote: Yep. It used to be plain http that worked flawlessly, then some tabloid wrote about how easy it was to download, and copyright holders demanded it fixed. And the 'fix' was to replace html5 with flash+rtmp.I suspect that its the matter of grabbing right token. I took mine from android app and I heard people having problems with TIDAL's web player token as well.
Since you say tidal use http for everything, I'm not sure if wimp will work after all. It may still be using that proprietary chome only solution..
I think I can also grab a token from WIMP's android app but I won't really have a way to test it.
(2015-02-22, 22:35)geofstro Wrote: edited to remove comments. I realised I downloaded the wrong code.From what I see that doesn't look like latest code. Could you please try latest version in my fork? https://github.com/theli-ua/xbmc-wimp/tree/staging
theli_ua is your fix for the above logged problem available for download? I'd like to test it on Wimp lossless.
When I dowloaded from the link I got the same problem, so I couldn't have downloaded the files that incorporate your fixes.
I'm very excited to try this.
Thanks in advance.
geoff
(2015-02-22, 22:35)geofstro Wrote: edited to remove comments. I realised I downloaded the wrong code.
theli_ua is your fix for the above logged problem available for download? I'd like to test it on Wimp lossless.
When I dowloaded from the link I got the same problem, so I couldn't have downloaded the files that incorporate your fixes.
I'm very excited to try this.
Thanks in advance.
geoff
