(2016-01-23, 01:10)Appletalk Wrote:

(2016-01-22, 20:54)OurJermain Wrote: My tv remote is not working with the latest rp2 build. One before that was working fine.

The RPi build has actually lost CEC support entirely (not just remote input), it does not show up under peripherals as it previously did.
It worked in the previous build as expected.

(2016-01-23, 16:37)OurJermain Wrote: I got a thought about a possible feature.

Auto connect with your trusted Bluetooth controller at the start of a game when none is connected.

It would be a big plus. @garbear

(2016-01-24, 09:50)lrusak Wrote: New OE builds

https://openelec.freestylephenoms.com/retroplayer/

You must remove a couple addons, you can do this via the kodi GUI or via SSH

Please remove game.libretro, peripheral.joystick, and peripheral.steamcontroller

Code:

rm -rf /storage/.kodi/addons/game.libretro
rm -rf /storage/.kodi/addons/peripheral.joystick
rm -rf /storage/.kodi/addons/peripheral.steamcontroller

These add-ons have now been built into the system because it isn't possible to track their versions while using them as an installable add-on.

(2016-01-24, 09:50)lrusak Wrote: New OE builds

https://openelec.freestylephenoms.com/retroplayer/

You must remove a couple addons, you can do this via the kodi GUI or via SSH

Please remove game.libretro, peripheral.joystick, and peripheral.steamcontroller

Code:

rm -rf /storage/.kodi/addons/game.libretro
rm -rf /storage/.kodi/addons/peripheral.joystick
rm -rf /storage/.kodi/addons/peripheral.steamcontroller

These add-ons have now been built into the system because it isn't possible to track their versions while using them as an installable add-on.

(2016-01-26, 15:36)Torkalis Wrote: Hi,

thanks for builds, but i did your steps above and now i got no emulator running. When selecting an ROM file kodi asks for installinng an Emulator and i choose one of them (i.e. snes9x) and Kodi tells me: Installation failes Check the log... so i did: Even my Kodi.log didn't show even more then the simple information: Installation failed :-)

did i pass a reinstallation of the emulators? in my addon folder there is nothing like game.libretro.snes9x or similar - so is the any emulator on my harddrive?

(2016-01-26, 21:52)lrusak Wrote:

(2016-01-26, 15:36)Torkalis Wrote: Hi,

thanks for builds, but i did your steps above and now i got no emulator running. When selecting an ROM file kodi asks for installinng an Emulator and i choose one of them (i.e. snes9x) and Kodi tells me: Installation failes Check the log... so i did: Even my Kodi.log didn't show even more then the simple information: Installation failed :-)

did i pass a reinstallation of the emulators? in my addon folder there is nothing like game.libretro.snes9x or similar - so is the any emulator on my harddrive?

Yes I am aware of the automatic installation issue. Not sure why it is happening.

You can just install the emulator manually
System --> addons --> install from repo --> OpenELEC retroplayer repo --> game addons --> emulators.

(2016-01-28, 19:24)Torkalis Wrote: Where can i enable savegames? Or is my setup not usable for this? I tried bsnes snes9x and snes9x-next an openelec-build - none of my games were saved. The games are on a SMB share and have been added to the Game - files on Homescreen in Confluence. Should the games be stored on local harddrive?

It's a bit annoying to start every day a new speedrun

(2015-12-14, 05:13)garbear Wrote: the Steam Controller driver reads controller input using libusb, and injects the input into /dev/uinput/, which can then be read through the Linux Joystick API (or your input API of choice).

I could easily create a binary add-on for steam controller support. It would basically be a c++ translation of this 300 line python file. It would read from the controller using libusb and inject the input into Kodi's joystick API. All I need is a steam controller to test with.