(2016-03-18, 00:57)Ikem Wrote: This worked flawlessly. Christian is very excited about the addon. I like it too. 
Finally!
Happy to hear it worked out now
(2016-03-18, 00:57)Ikem Wrote: I suggest to drop that dialog and use the pc mac-address as default.
And to put an option in the settings "[x] Use pc mac-address for verification".
Hm, not a 100% sure on that one but I for myself don't care as I've a bunch of android devices connected anyway.
So yeah, I could do that.
I'll consider that as low prio though as you run the setup only once and than you'r pretty much fine for quite some
time.
(2016-03-18, 00:57)Ikem Wrote: I suggest to use "Addon settings" > "Actions" > "Clear search history" and add that point to the "Search" context menu.
Good point, will do that
(2016-03-18, 00:57)Ikem Wrote: And Christian wanted an option to disable the messages which appear when the addon connect to a stream.
That's how the Kodi core works and is the same for everything streaming related. I, as add-on, can't change that.
(2016-03-18, 00:57)Ikem Wrote: Bugs:
Christian and me encountered some bugs:
When you go to "Listen Now" > "I'm feeling lucky radio" it trys to open them and closes them immediately.
When you go to "Listen Now" > "It's thursday evening" it trys to open them, shows an error message, and closes them.
I uploaded the kodi.log here:
http://pastebin.com/V6BkJk6D
"Listen Now" > "I'm feeling lucky radio"
I'm feeling lucky (IFL in short) should start music playback straight away (without listing the songs beforehand).
For me that works just fine.
So I'm not sure if I misunderstood something.
The kodi.log does say...
Code:
ERROR: XFILE::CDirectory::GetDirectory - Error getting plugin://plugin.audio.linuxwhatelse.gmusic/play/station?station_id=IFL
ERROR: CGUIMediaWindow::GetDirectory(plugin://plugin.audio.linuxwhatelse.gmusic/play/station?station_id=IFL) failed
...however that's fine (same for me on linux)
"Listen Now" > "It's thursday evening"
Yap, that was a silly silly bug. Fixed on master branch
(2016-03-18, 00:57)Ikem Wrote: Others:
I want to see the addon translated into german.
I would volunter to translate it, if you tell me how.
Hehe.
I probably
shouldn't say that I'm actually from germany and speak german just fine and that I
could translate it myself.
I use all my stuff in english though so I don't really care about german translations at all :>
But if you volunteer, than go ahead
Do you know how to use git/github? (I'd prefer proper pull-request but if you don't, than we'll start slow and easy)
Slow and easy:
1. Get that file ->
https://github.com/linuxwhatelse/plugin....strings.po
2. For each string, add the translated value to "msgstr"
Code:
Before your translation:
msgctxt "#30000"
msgid "General"
msgstr ""
After your translation:
msgctxt "#30000"
msgid "General"
msgstr "Allgemein"
3. To test your translation, create a folder
plugin.audio.linuxwhatelse.gmusic/resource/language/German, throw your new strings.po in there
and start kodi
4. send that file to me and I'll include it
If you know how to use git.
1. fork my project
2. create the previously mentioned folder
3. do your translation
4. send a pull request
(well for merging a ui might be nice but I'm fine with cli all the way)