(2015-05-12, 15:02)pr0xZen Wrote: Still curious about the possibility of streaming local media, from the remote device to the Kodi host (UPnP rendering?). Yatse does it, BubbleUPnP does it, the Kodi install on my phone and tablet does it (stream/render to another Kodi host)... I'm not sure how though (maybe pushing media to Kodi UPnP renderer?). But given that Kodi on android does it, setup config @ Kodi host is the same. and Kore is the official remote, it would be a much welcomed function. It would also eliminate the need for a secondary UPnP/DLNA app, for those that mainly want to push audio/video in one direction (Remote/phone/tablet -> Kodi host).

So far I've mostly been using Yatse for this (Through "Send to" / "Share" android "context" menu, and I must admit - just pushing a video to Kodi (TV) from a file browser, the gallery etc. with "open with" or "send to" context menu in Android, is a lot more practical than gathering people around a 4-5 inch phone screen. Kore has this capability with YouTube videos, but it would be great to be able to do so with local media, too.

Pardon if I've expained myself poorly, I'm not quiiite sure what is the correct terminology for some of these processes and elements.

(2015-05-24, 09:14)seaxdave Wrote:

(2015-05-12, 15:02)pr0xZen Wrote: Still curious about the possibility of streaming local media, from the remote device to the Kodi host (UPnP rendering?). Yatse does it, BubbleUPnP does it, the Kodi install on my phone and tablet does it (stream/render to another Kodi host)... I'm not sure how though (maybe pushing media to Kodi UPnP renderer?). But given that Kodi on android does it, setup config @ Kodi host is the same. and Kore is the official remote, it would be a much welcomed function. It would also eliminate the need for a secondary UPnP/DLNA app, for those that mainly want to push audio/video in one direction (Remote/phone/tablet -> Kodi host).

So far I've mostly been using Yatse for this (Through "Send to" / "Share" android "context" menu, and I must admit - just pushing a video to Kodi (TV) from a file browser, the gallery etc. with "open with" or "send to" context menu in Android, is a lot more practical than gathering people around a 4-5 inch phone screen. Kore has this capability with YouTube videos, but it would be great to be able to do so with local media, too.

Pardon if I've expained myself poorly, I'm not quiiite sure what is the correct terminology for some of these processes and elements.

I agree.
The Kodi GUI has that great "Play using..." feature. I think we only need to control that option from the Kore app.
It would be great to choose another SmartTV as a render directly from the app.

(2015-05-27, 13:35)madmax2 Wrote: Can the kore developer please add the following features

-include smart playlist view as a menu item
I would like to go quickly to my smart playlist using the remote control.

-add our own custom menu item/s..
e.g. an addon, playlist, favourites etc..


-a button to quickly search for subtitles

-a button to make Kodi go fullscreen (not maximized) from a window state.

-a search button


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Also, is there a way stop this app from disconnecting and reconnecting when the phone turns off the screen?

(2015-05-27, 13:35)madmax2 Wrote: Can the kore developer please add the following features

-include smart playlist view as a menu item
I would like to go quickly to my smart playlist using the remote control.

-add our own custom menu item/s..
e.g. an addon, playlist, favourites etc..


-a button to quickly search for subtitles

-a button to make Kodi go fullscreen (not maximized) from a window state.

-a search button


==
Also, is there a way stop this app from disconnecting and reconnecting when the phone turns off the screen?

(2015-05-31, 03:11)bluethor Wrote: Is there a way to "share to queue" from the YouTube app instead of immediately playing and wiping out my playlist? It's the only thing that's really keeping me tied to yatse right now from what I can tell.

(2015-03-23, 14:48)syncd Wrote:

(2015-03-22, 21:29)TheDefiant604 Wrote: Couple of suggestions:

• Make CNTXT bring up Codec Info when media is playing.
  
• Plugins or built-in support for phone notifications to show in Kodi using the container that add-on updates appear in.
  • From selected apps, such as e-mail, Facebook and NHL team app, to name a few.
    
  • SMS/MMS messages.
    
  • Current caller, including auto- pause/resume of playback.
    

Long press on INFO and the codec info should sow up.
I'm not fond of adding those kind of notifications: they require pretty invasive permissions on the phone, which i'm not a fan.

(2015-06-03, 09:54)nickr Wrote: Are you saying your media box is directly connected to the internet? Not through a router? No NAT?

I suspect you need to organise a VPN.