[jaymundo80]

Hi,

First off, thank you for such a great skin and for all your support on this forum, it is much appreciated!

I have recently upgraded to Kodi 17 Krypton (from Krypton Beta), which appears to have broken some functionality in my set-up of Pellucid (now at version 1.2.0).

This is what my personalised home menu is laid out as:

- TV --------------------> [TvPlayer add-on for all domestic UK live TV]
- Catch-up TV ---------> [Video Add-ons menu inc. BBC iPlayer etc.]
- Videos ---------------> [Movie Library + home videos, lectures/interviews etc. subfolders in file view]
- Music ----------------->[Music Library + music videos etc.]
- Radio/Podcasts ------>[Music Add-Ons inc. BBC iPlayer Radio, SomaFM etc.]

The problem is with the Radio/Podcasts, which I've created (I think) via: Add-On > Music Add-On > Music add-ons > Create shortcut to here.

So Radio/Podcasts is basically a shortcut to Music Add-Ons and throws a list of my radio and podcast plug-ins, screenshot here:

(Apologies for the quality, it's a projector and looks much neater in my living room!)

The debug path on top of the screen reads:

Code:

MyMusicNav.xml path: addons://sources/audio name: Add-ons content: addons Control: [..]

But now when I click the selected item (SomaFM in this case), rather than showing me the list of SomaFM radio stations, I'm staring at a blank screen (only the folder header is shown), screenshot here:

The debug xml path is:

Code:

MyMusicNav.xml path: plugin://plugin.audio.somafm/ name: SomaFM content: Control:

I can't do literally anything on this screen -- e.g. pressing left for view options doesn't do zilch --, except escape out to the home screen. When I subsequently re-enter Radio/Podcasts I get straight back to the blank screen. This used to work like a charm before the upgrade.

Interestingly, if I access the music add-ons through my Add-on browser in Settings and launch them from there, BBC iPlayer, SomaFM and the others work as expected.

Any ideas? I'm happy to muck around in the xml files, but perhaps you've seen this behaviour before and can point me in the right direction?

Big shout to Bristol from Leicester!

Jay