(2020-01-26, 20:49)sy6sy2 Wrote:

(2020-01-26, 19:30)mats_o Wrote: Is there an easy way to install kodi 17.6 and 19 nightly on the same atv4k?

I got a jailbroken (ios 11.1) atv4k and would like to be able to test 19 without losing my very well working 17.6

I did not test this but I think that you can (re)sign the app with iOS App Signer (https://dantheman827.github.io/ios-app-signer/) and use two different App ID then you can install two or more Kodi on the same Apple TV. tvOS will think that those app are different.

My Apple TV is not jailbroken but I have two Kodi app with two different app ID ;-) 

(2020-01-21, 04:36)Fuzzard Wrote: No GUI sounds is just how Kodi handles remotes. This probably won't change, at least not in the short term.

As for 2, we use a different keymap to what memphiz had. The custom controller.siri.xml file needs to be changed to whatever you want. As for how to change that easily, I don't have anything offhand.

No idea about the 3rd one sorry. I don't have/use enigma, so can't really test it to try and debug. Maybe a debug log would be helpful.

(2020-02-14, 00:12)Fuzzard Wrote: Look at the dates in the filename, they were built in 2018

xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>

<node order="20" type="folder">

  <label>Sources</label>

  <icon>DefaultNetwork.png</icon>

  <path>sources://video</path>

</node>

xml:
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>

<node order="3" type="filter">

    <label>Titel</label>

    <icon>DefaultMovies.png</icon>

    <content>movies</content>

    <order direction="ascending">sorttitle</order>

      <rule field="path" operator="contains">

        <value>nfs://192.168.1.95/volume1/Stand-up/</value>

    </rule>

</node>

(2020-03-23, 22:33)retif Wrote: I wanted to share that instructions for how to install Kodi on a not-jailbroken Apple TV still work fine, I successfully install kodi-20180227-4a25e62-yab-tvos.deb build on my Apple TV 4K (with the latest tvOS 13.3.1) every week (as I am a silly user with a free Apple Developer account).
I also wrote a manual of my own based on those instructions.

Aside from sharing how happy I am, I wanted to report some issues with the latest kodi-20200316-b31d8bf0-depends-libnfs-tvos.deb build. As I heard the news that there is now a new Kodi build, I went ahead and installed it, but unfortunately I had to roll back because of the following issues I found:

- it is slow/laggy and feels poorly optimized
- Siri remote control works considerably worse
- it couldn't automatically discover or manually add my Samba share as a source
    + also I couldn't delete this failed source from the list as there is suddenly no context menu
- it did not pick up my existing settings from previous version (and actually destroyed them completely, so I had to set everything up again after rolling back)
- there is no clicking sound for menu actions
- the top-shelf feature does not work, just like it was mentioned in the announcement, but it's a bit weird, considering that it works fine in the old build and free Apple Developer account. Or perhaps it's not a top-shelf feature when you can navigate through recently added media right on the home screen?

I am not complaining, just wanted to provide some feedback, as currently the latest build seems like a downgrade.

(2020-03-24, 01:53)Fuzzard Wrote: - there is no clicking sound for menu actions - There isnt in Memphiz's old builds either. This is due to how the controller system was inherently implemented inside kodi (if its not a "keyboard" input, you dont get gui sounds. Affects gamepads/joysticks on all platforms)