2015-02-12, 14:22
It needs RenderCapture to be implemented.
(2015-02-06, 14:18)fabd Wrote:(2015-02-03, 21:52)hardyt Wrote: Here's a solution for some people who cannot get this to work.
Discussion: this plugin requires the lights to be in an {"on":true} state before playback begins. The plugin is also not nice in that it does not restore the lights to their pre-video settings.
Impact: My lights are normally off, so the plugin appeared to not work. The plugin would also make the lights garishly bright, washed out green at the stop of the video.
Suggested improvement: I made some modifications so it now functions in my particular case. The changes begin with #th comments. https://github.com/hardyt/script.xbmc.hue.ambilight. Ambilight works when I play video. The lights are returned to their original state on stop, pause, or end. I may take the time to configure this as an option, but probably not anytime soon.
Just looking at the code, if i understand you, you add a check to verify if the light are ON or not ? If, not, you switch it on. That's it ?
To use your modification, we just have to replace lib/tools.py ?
Another question : can someone explain me the advanced function ? I'm french and don't really understand some off these function
(2015-02-11, 12:53)Oebel Wrote: Thank you fabd & bugzilla for the input and directions.
Turns out that testing with 1 lightbulb is not smart When adding all 3 to my setup, I found that the lamp ID was not correctly set in Kodi. Therefore my Kodi setup was working, but not giving the correct signal to the right lamp ID.
For other people in the future: place all 3 lightbulbs in your resp. lights and start testing from there. Bulb 1 isn't always lamp ID 1 in KODI.
Thanks people for your help. Even 1080 movies work great on my NUC.
The plugin is awesome (perhaps small request: could it be possible to use Ambilight plugin for Milkdrop visuals? )
Thanks.
(2015-03-02, 19:49)nitspy Wrote:(2015-02-25, 13:34)nitspy Wrote: Hey Guys,
This add-on works on ATV2 (Kodi v14.1)?
Nvm, its work like a charm!
(2015-02-15, 11:36)Marshalp Wrote: I'm using this with my i5 Haswell NUC, with Helix 14.1. Every time I reboot I have to disable and re-enable the plugin for it to work!
(2015-02-11, 15:31)bugzilla Wrote:(2015-02-11, 14:38)theSilent Wrote: Is everyone reverting back to software decoding when using the addon? My Kodi is running on a home server with a small CPU so I am depended on hardware decoding on the GPU.i'm runing kodi 14.0 on a Minix Neo X8-H X8H Plus.
with hardware acceleration = plugin doesn't work (only teather mode, not the ambilight)
with software acceleration = plugin works (both modes), but 1080p movies are not watchable (stuttering, pixel...)
i need to see if there's a way to tweak the software acceleration, but i'd rather than leave hardware acc. in future instead of using the ambilight plugin
unless, there's a workarround?