Can you try making a couple "stream files": http://kodi.wiki/view/Internet_video_and_audio_streams
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1.1 The .STRM file method:
Create a normal text-file and rename the .txt extension to .strm then open it up with a text-editor (like Notepad in Microsoft Windows) and input the the direct URL-link of the stream.
This should look like:
http://host/path/stream
or
mms://host/path/stream
or
rtsp://host/path/stream
Other protocols are supported such as http://host/path/to/somefile.mp3. Then save/copy the .strm file to somewhere where you can open it from Kodi, (like on a SMB/SAMBA, XBMS or UPnP share, or just your local hard drive), like you would with any video/audio file. Open it using play in Kodi under Videos (if it is a video stream) or Music (if it is an audio stream). If the video stream does not work then the URL-link could be wrong, or possibly the codec/format or the network-protocol it uses it not supported by Kodi.
If you are creating a list of playlists (for example internal and external Shoutcast streams), save the pls or strm files into a directory accessible by Kodi and add the directory as the source, not the files themselves."
I bet you can load these strm files manually to play, no problem! Import will never work for these though as they are created outside of the KODI library. These strm files could be manually added as content in Premise by overwriting the file path for an existing song content object (for now) to reflect that of the new strm file you manually created.
If this works manually, I will add a new content provider to the module for "strm" files where the user has to browse to some directory on the network where all the strm files are stored.
PS: Please reply back with the strm file(s) you make, so I can play with them too.
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1.1 The .STRM file method:
Create a normal text-file and rename the .txt extension to .strm then open it up with a text-editor (like Notepad in Microsoft Windows) and input the the direct URL-link of the stream.
This should look like:
http://host/path/stream
or
mms://host/path/stream
or
rtsp://host/path/stream
Other protocols are supported such as http://host/path/to/somefile.mp3. Then save/copy the .strm file to somewhere where you can open it from Kodi, (like on a SMB/SAMBA, XBMS or UPnP share, or just your local hard drive), like you would with any video/audio file. Open it using play in Kodi under Videos (if it is a video stream) or Music (if it is an audio stream). If the video stream does not work then the URL-link could be wrong, or possibly the codec/format or the network-protocol it uses it not supported by Kodi.
If you are creating a list of playlists (for example internal and external Shoutcast streams), save the pls or strm files into a directory accessible by Kodi and add the directory as the source, not the files themselves."
I bet you can load these strm files manually to play, no problem! Import will never work for these though as they are created outside of the KODI library. These strm files could be manually added as content in Premise by overwriting the file path for an existing song content object (for now) to reflect that of the new strm file you manually created.
If this works manually, I will add a new content provider to the module for "strm" files where the user has to browse to some directory on the network where all the strm files are stored.
PS: Please reply back with the strm file(s) you make, so I can play with them too.
samgreco said:But it doesn't seem to import any of the Add-On stuff in Music. I was trying to get this to essentially be an internet radio. That's what started this trek. So this may have it's place in my setup, but I need to find another way to do the online streaming stuff.