2016-01-16, 09:08
Hey there I was wondering what the Built-in function would be to be able to tune to a specific channel.
Thanks so much.
Thanks so much.
2016-01-16, 10:54
2016-01-16, 13:07
"That" should be "what", I just made the edit. I want to know what the built-in command (http://kodi.wiki/view/List_of_built-in_functions) that would let me tune to a specific channel on TV or radio. I can't seem to figure out what it'd be from the list.
2016-01-16, 20:20
The only way I would think is you are attempting to modify a skin.xml/s in conjunction with an add-on or KODI PVR section?
Unless your familiar with skinning? There is a lot involved, would it be practical to add as favourites?
Unless your familiar with skinning? There is a lot involved, would it be practical to add as favourites?
2016-01-17, 13:58
My plan was to create some commands for VoxCommando and Yatse as they both have the ability to execute any built-in function. I think Vox also has the ability to use JSON commands but I've always been under the impression that built-in functions were easier so that's why I'm asking about them specifically.
2016-01-23, 00:18
I hate to bump but I feel like this is a simple question, There should be a command that can be sent to do this, presumably Yatse and other Kodi remotes already use this type of command to do their channel tuning.
2016-01-23, 00:41
(2016-01-23, 00:27)teeedubb Wrote: For a json method see
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=...pid1607144
Awesome! Thanks! Is there a built-in function that allows for tuning to a specific channel taht you know of out of curiosity?
EDIT: I can't seem to figure out how to get the JSON command to work.
2016-01-23, 00:55
As an example this is what Vox uses to open the Pandora addon: Addons.ExecuteAddon&&"addonid":"script.audio.pandora"
How would I translate your json to something like that?
How would I translate your json to something like that?
