(2021-09-16, 06:01)K0D1User1138 Wrote: I have asked what to post before in trying to figure out why Kodi 18 doesn't work with the last version of CV that was supposed to do.... something for it. I didn't get a response other than go to another website.
At the very least a
debug log (wiki) reproducing the issue(s) you are experiencing. No-one can help you at all without that. Without that log all anybody can do is guess.
(2021-09-16, 06:01)K0D1User1138 Wrote: The condescending snarf of "do it yourself" is a poor attitude from those in the know around here that never helps anything.
It wasn't meant to be condescending. Again, we are a small team, we lack developers in certain areas right now, and anything that anyone can contribute, no matter how small or large is gratefully appreciated. We all put many many hours into Kodi, via code, support, admin, whatever and we do it all for free. I appreciate you have an issue, but please don't diss us just because you do. We need debug logs, we need people to try and step up with code fixes etc. Basically, we need our users to help us help them.
(2021-09-16, 06:01)K0D1User1138 Wrote: And that Kodi continues to "improve" while losing the functionality that some users require isn't always a good thing.
True enough. But things move on. Devs write what they are interested in or feel would be a good improvement. This isn't always necessarily what some users want, but that's progress. You can't buy leaded petrol any more. Maybe that's a bad analogy but I'm sure you get my point. Kodi moves forwards or else it stagnates. It's only a small team and the people that might have the skills to fix/look at your issues may well have retired/left/be busy with real life etc etc
It's fine to raise an issue or question, but we need more feedback such as a
debug log (wiki) to progress it. Preferably we also need someone who will take (or already has) an interest in it. This is not so likely these days for 3D stuff as it might have been a few years ago. I'm just being honest here.