You can accomplish this through the User Interface or by directly editing the sources.xml. One example from the Videos section of the default Sources.xml file. The pathversion="1" parameter means it was written with a more recent version of Kodi. It's to ensure that saved paths can be reliably updated if/when a new way to store them is implemented (e.g. old paths using Q: are now stored using special://xbmc etc). The best way to take advantage of this is to install Kodi, and then install the Plex Add-on which allows you to access your Plex server from within Kodi. You can have multiple paths in local, SMB and NFS sources, not for the other protocols. Local sources are ones that point to the local available drives like hard disks, memory cards, optical drive, etc. Kodi can play audio CDs from DVD drives as well as Video-DVD's. This is getting Very Frustrating, and if my Old Box running Helix dies, I have no way to send content to my older DUMB-Samsung TV.This ripper supports ripping to wav, mp3 and OGG vorbis formats and attempts to name your tracks using data sourced from. This doesn’t make sense… WHY is some Content shown, and not other… I checked the Files, and it doesn’t matter if it is an MKV or an mp4… In some Folders I see them… In others I just open up a Blank screen… So I thought that the Problem can’t be KODI, so there must be an issue with these new Android Boxes, and decided to try a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ running the latest version of OSMC and…
So I Tried another Box running Leia V18.Alpha… Same Result… All Drives and Top-Level Folders showing, But only about 50% are showing Content. However Other folders I click on show Playable Content, Jpgs and Sub Folders and Content there as well. jpg cover Just a Blank screen in the KODI GUI… So I bought a new Box running a version of Krypton for the New TV, but I found that though I have UpnP/DNLA set up on the Box and connected to “Universal Media Server”, And all the drives and Top level Folders are Visible, When I click on a Folder, I often get No content showing in some Folders, Not even a. I use KODi exclusively to send my extensive Multi-Disk Video content from my PC to my TV by WiFi using “Universal Media Server” on my PC.įor many years, I used an Android box running Kodi Helix v14.2… But it is getting old and beginning to crash… Plus I’ve added a new TV.
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