2013-12-13, 23:13
(2013-11-24, 17:55)xDetoursx Wrote: Looks like Sphere has abandoned his work on this. Too bad.Development continuesHope someone else picks this up
https://github.com/dersphere/plugin.vide...its/master
https://github.com/dersphere/plugin.vide...its/master
2013-12-13, 23:14
(2013-12-13, 23:13)bkuhls Wrote: Development continues
https://github.com/dersphere/plugin.vide...its/master
yes ;-)
NASA obviously changed their complete website, I will need some time...
2013-12-13, 23:18
Four live streams (Nasa TV HD, ISS, Edu, Media) confirmed working with latest Gotham code using the files from your last commit, thanks!
2014-01-04, 17:09
(2013-12-13, 23:18)bkuhls Wrote: Four live streams (Nasa TV HD, ISS, Edu, Media) confirmed working with latest Gotham code using the files from your last commit, thanks!
Any chance you can post a dummy step-by-step as to how to get this to work? I'm running XBMC-ubuntu 12.2 and have tried updating several times to no avail. When I run the script, I get add.py failed.
I was hoping to catch the NASA FIRST robotics broadcast today.
If not, .... my bad
2014-01-05, 04:50
(2014-01-04, 17:09)purduephotog Wrote: ... Any chance you can post a dummy step-by-step as to how to get this to work? I'm running XBMC-ubuntu 12.2 and have tried updating several times to no avail. When I run the script, I get add.py failed.I'm running RaspbMC but I think this will work for you (warning - I'm an amateur at this ). I used these instructions:
I was hoping to catch the NASA FIRST robotics broadcast today.
http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=Int...io_streams
and the .strm content suggestions shown here:
https://github.com/dersphere/plugin.vide...t-25767102
Couldn't get the ISS feed to work but the rest do.
2014-01-08, 14:16
FYI: I am working on a new version of this add-on.
I will reply here when there is something ready...
I will reply here when there is something ready...
2014-01-13, 16:34
(2014-01-04, 17:09)purduephotog Wrote: Any chance you can post a dummy step-by-step as to how to get this to work? I'm running XBMC-ubuntu 12.2 and have tried updating several times to no avail. When I run the script, I get add.py failed.
I was hoping to catch the NASA FIRST robotics broadcast today.
If not, .... my bad
I am not sure about the details for ubuntu but the process will be:
Go to this web page:
https://github.com/dersphere/plugin.video.nasa
and click on the button 'download zip'.
You will then need to save this file somewhere on your system that xbmc can access ( this is where I am unsure of the details for ubuntu). Then from the xbmc system use the 'install from zip' file method of installing an addon; you will then need to navigate in xbmc to the location where you stored the downloaded zip file.
I am using the raspbian version of xbmc and this latest zip download shows all the live streams successfully (not the videos atm).
I hope this helps as it is my first post here.
JT.
2014-01-14, 11:28
(2014-01-13, 16:34)rathercycle Wrote: I am using the raspbian version of xbmc and this latest zip download shows all the live streams successfully (not the videos atm).
This is the reason why I didn't pushed it to the repo already: I'm in the middle of a complete rewrite and only the livestreams are finished.
Sorry but I suggest waiting a few days or weeks until I finished the rewrite...
2014-01-14, 13:31
(2014-01-14, 11:28)sphere Wrote: This is the reason why I didn't pushed it to the repo already: I'm in the middle of a complete rewrite and only the livestreams are finished.
Sorry but I suggest waiting a few days or weeks until I finished the rewrite...
Your work is very much appreciated. I am pleased to get the live streams back; I was able to watch the Cyngus craft arrive at the ISS on Sunday thanks to the latest commit.
Thanks again.
JT
2014-01-24, 18:26
Good news,
the rewrite is now in a state where I could need some feedback. You can download Version 2.0.0 here.
Sadly NASA stopped hosting videos, they are migrating to YouTube. So I changed the add-on to show some of the NASA YouTube channels.
Streams are now static but they should work for a long time.
regards,
sphere
the rewrite is now in a state where I could need some feedback. You can download Version 2.0.0 here.
Sadly NASA stopped hosting videos, they are migrating to YouTube. So I changed the add-on to show some of the NASA YouTube channels.
Streams are now static but they should work for a long time.
regards,
sphere
2014-01-25, 03:07
sphere i'm getting a "Add-on structure is not correct" when trying install v 2.0.0 from the zipfile in the home folder
2014-01-26, 15:55
(2014-01-25, 03:07)pdops Wrote: sphere i'm getting a "Add-on structure is not correct" when trying install v 2.0.0 from the zipfile in the home folder
Try the version from github
https://github.com/dersphere/plugin.vide...master.zip
P.S. dev work is done towards Gotham
@dersphere, can you do a pull request for 2.0.0 ? repo is still on 1.1.0.
Works fine under Gotham alpha 11
2014-01-26, 17:59
sphere I was able to install v 2.0.0 from
https://github.com/dersphere/plugin.video.nasa
from a SD card on my RPi.
All the live streams and NASA YouTube channels worked without any issues.
Are you open to including more NASA YouTube channels?
Also could this NASA page be included? http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/videogallery/index.html
It's kind of their 'best of' of the videos on all of their YouTube channels.
Thanks for all your work on this.
Mike
https://github.com/dersphere/plugin.video.nasa
from a SD card on my RPi.
All the live streams and NASA YouTube channels worked without any issues.
Are you open to including more NASA YouTube channels?
Also could this NASA page be included? http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/videogallery/index.html
It's kind of their 'best of' of the videos on all of their YouTube channels.
Thanks for all your work on this.
Mike
2014-01-26, 18:10
(2014-01-26, 15:55)Jester Wrote: Try the version from githubJester I'm using RaspBMC on an RPi (of course). Not sure if that has migrated to Gotham yet. I've run into this "Add-on structure is not correct" error with a few add-ons when trying to install from a zipfile that's been copied into "/home/pi". In this case installing from the same file but on a SD card worked without issues.
https://github.com/dersphere/plugin.vide...master.zip
P.S. dev work is done towards Gotham
2014-01-27, 00:23
(2014-01-26, 18:10)pdops Wrote:(2014-01-26, 15:55)Jester Wrote: Try the version from githubJester I'm using RaspBMC on an RPi (of course). Not sure if that has migrated to Gotham yet. I've run into this "Add-on structure is not correct" error with a few add-ons when trying to install from a zipfile that's been copied into "/home/pi". In this case installing from the same file but on a SD card worked without issues.
https://github.com/dersphere/plugin.vide...master.zip
P.S. dev work is done towards Gotham
Strange, not sure what happens there, maybe report on the raspbmc forum.
(2014-01-26, 17:59)pdops Wrote: sphere I was able to install v 2.0.0 from
https://github.com/dersphere/plugin.video.nasa
from a SD card on my RPi.
All the live streams and NASA YouTube channels worked without any issues.
Are you open to including more NASA YouTube channels?
Also could this NASA page be included? http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/videogallery/index.html
It's kind of their 'best of' of the videos on all of their YouTube channels.
Thanks for all your work on this.
Mike
That page just displays the latest videos from both the NASA and ReelNasa accounts
I did a pull request to add the ReelNASA account and did some minor other changes.
