(2015-07-05, 13:39)Nazgulled Wrote: The wiki doesn't really explain anything. I asked here because I assumed the guys behind Kore would understand those settings better that anyone.

With Webserver disabled, Kore doesn't work at all, even with all other settings enabled. Webserver is a must for Kore to function. And that's all it needs to do everything it's capable of doing. At least on my end, I don't need to have anything else enabled and Kore just works. That's what I was trying to understand, since the FAQ clearly states to enable more than the Webserver.

(2015-07-06, 13:31)scottmay Wrote: Hi, loving this app. I have a problem with refreshing - new tv shows don't appear. New episodes do, but brand new shows added to Kodi don't. Refresh eventually toasts "Sync Successful" but no new show. Fails on my HTC One M7, Nexus 7 2013 and Nexus 9. Using Kore version 1.4.0 from the play store. Is there somewhere I can look for clues? I've tried uninstalling/re-installing.

(2015-07-06, 23:17)syncd Wrote:

(2015-07-05, 13:39)Nazgulled Wrote: The wiki doesn't really explain anything. I asked here because I assumed the guys behind Kore would understand those settings better that anyone.

With Webserver disabled, Kore doesn't work at all, even with all other settings enabled. Webserver is a must for Kore to function. And that's all it needs to do everything it's capable of doing. At least on my end, I don't need to have anything else enabled and Kore just works. That's what I was trying to understand, since the FAQ clearly states to enable more than the Webserver.

To implement Kore i didn't have to look at Kodi's internal code, and thourougly understand the correspondence between the UI options and the functionalities of Kodi. The option "Allow other systems to control" probably enables TCP on Kodi's end, which while not strictly necessary by Kore (it will just use HTTP for all) is a nice thing to have (lighter protocol and you get notifications).

(2015-01-14, 18:36)syncd Wrote: Hi all,

Kore is a new Kodi/XBMC remote for Android, which aims to be simple, easy to use and beautiful.

Kore currently allows you to control your Kodi/XBMC, see what's currently playing and the current playlist, change subtitles and audiostreams, download your media locally, access your media library and check info about each item (supports movies, TV shows, music and addons), and more.

Kore is free and open source. The in-app purchase lets you buy me a coffee, so i can continue to improve Kore.

Some links:

• Google Play download
  
• Main site
  
• Google+ Community
  

Kore is new, and though I've tried my best to make sure it works, surely there are bugs lurking somewhere. Help me test it and report your experiences here or contact me.

Thanks

(2015-07-18, 19:53)J_E_F_F Wrote: Searched, but didn't find anything recent (past few years), or in this thread about the ability to shuffle the current playlist in Kore.

Is there a shuffle option for the current music playlist? If not, is it planned for a future update?

(2015-08-01, 06:53)mdh99 Wrote: Needs media sorting options, I hate "the" being ignored.

(2015-08-01, 10:07)syncd Wrote:

(2015-08-01, 06:53)mdh99 Wrote: Needs media sorting options, I hate "the" being ignored.

Top right menu, uncheck "ignore articles"