2013-11-19, 11:43
(2013-11-14, 20:37)Astro2004 Wrote: I found it... 1.81 will not work in frodo.Freezes is an issue of the xbmc. The addon just provide a stream url to the xbmc and doesn't open any strem.
1.61 with my set up does not work. freezes up and the guide does not work well...
(2013-11-15, 20:13)racon Wrote: Hello,I think your xbmc version can not play udp streams.
I just installed the newest Raspbmc and Simple IPTV v. 1.6.1 on my Raspberry.
After setting it up with my config (Export from VLC) the Streams are not Working. If i select and "activate" a Stream (TV), it just says working. Nothing more. Therre is just "Working...". I can wait 5 Minutes - nothing happens.
Is there a solution? What did I do wrong?
(2013-11-18, 22:31)AndersonGon Wrote: Anyone here from the forum owns the file: pvr.iptvsimple.0.1.1.android-arm.zipAndroid version of the addon can be obtained only with xbmc. There is not way to install the addon from zip.
and could provide here, because the link is broken, if someone can send by email: [email protected]
thank you ......
(2013-11-18, 23:53)fixed Wrote: I'm having issues with installing this plugin with Openelec (3.2.0) on my Raspberry Pi. It worked previously using an older version of the plugin, and quite well I must add, however I lately cleanly reinstalled Openelec seeing as I had messed up a bunch of different things. Now I am unable to get this plugin to work again unfortunately.Main branch of the repo contains version for xbmc Gotham. Openelec 3.2.0 contains xbmc Frodo, so you need switch to branch frodo before compiling the addon from git. Just execute the following commands into folder contains a clone of repo:
What I have tried:
- Cloning and compiling directly from the git repo as per the instructions. After having tried compiling from both my os x and ubuntu install, I keep getting met with the dependencies not met error on my RPi. I'm guessing this may either be because this was compiled specifically for the OS used, or because XBMC for desktops had the dependencies needed already.
- Cloning and compiling directly from the git repo, but on my RPi. Someone posted instructions in one of the previous posts about how you can compile it directly on your Pi, however when I tried it, I couldn't get it to compile or install the additional tools needed to do so, seeing as I'm using Openelec and not Raspbmc.
- Using pre-compiled extension made on Raspbmc. This installed, and I was able to enable and configure it, however when I enabled the 'Live TV' option in settings, the system instantly crashes and soft reboots. I'm guessing that there still may be some dependencies missing or the configuration of the plugin was incorrect for this system.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Code:
$ git checkout frodo
$ make clean dist-zip
(2013-11-18, 23:53)fixed Wrote: Side note: I think that providing the .zip's for popular platforms would be nice, just as they were provided previously. Now it's only for Windows it seems.Sure, but currently I don't have any possibility to distribute other versions. Sorry. Anyway you can obtain the addon with lastest xbmc nightlies.