2019-10-27, 18:39
Not everything is available via uPnP sadly. Also, I don't think there is anyone maintaining that side of things at the moment for Kodi.
Given all this, if it were me, I'd set up a shared database using MySQL/MariaDB and scan everything into that using network paths. Then use an advancedsettings.xml file on the fire tv stick to point to that shared library, at which point everything that appears on your Pi should be replicated on the firestick.
There is a lot of information in the wiki (wiki) about doing this, but if you get stuck or need some help with something, just shout. I've been using a method like this for the last 6 years to share all my music around 5+ kodi instances (on various different platforms) with no issues. It's a pain to set up, but once it is, it works flawlessly.
Some wiki reading !!
Given all this, if it were me, I'd set up a shared database using MySQL/MariaDB and scan everything into that using network paths. Then use an advancedsettings.xml file on the fire tv stick to point to that shared library, at which point everything that appears on your Pi should be replicated on the firestick.
There is a lot of information in the wiki (wiki) about doing this, but if you get stuck or need some help with something, just shout. I've been using a method like this for the last 6 years to share all my music around 5+ kodi instances (on various different platforms) with no issues. It's a pain to set up, but once it is, it works flawlessly.
Some wiki reading !!
- Note that a local sqlite database has no knowledge of network paths and thus won't work !!
- An rPi4 is perfectly capable of running the software required to make this work
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