(2016-05-12, 17:36)Jurre Wrote: (2016-05-12, 07:56)bambule Wrote: Oh ok, thank you.
Now I have another problem. When I reboot my RaspPi (Opelelec), I get in a bootloop and Kodi will not start.
Reinstalling of openelec works and thean I can reboot. But reinstalling az:fa will end up in a bootloop.
I have run into the same issue with a fresh install of OSMC. After selecting AZ:FA everything works fine, till it restarts kodi after which it will crash without a clear crash error message. I have all the logs available here:
http://paste.osmc.io/qosozunece
this are the logs with debugging enabled:
http://paste.osmc.io/akukiqexoq
The only error I noticed was ERROR: Window Translator: Can't find window musicvisualisation. However I solved that issue by removing part of a line that is trowing the issue. But after that it still crashes. If I edit the config manually and change the skin to something else it boots fine and I can change it back.
I am not really certain what to do here as I don't have OSMC or a device that runs OSMC. The only thing I did note is that based on the logs you provided, Kodi is throwing a Segmentation Fault which would be out of my hands and that the Windows Display Manager (not "Windows" but the "X Windows System" or "LightDM" it seems) is also throwing a fault.
If I had a Raspberry Pi to test with, I would gladly look into it but I don't
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(2016-05-12, 19:51)bambule Wrote: OK so I can stop my OSMC installation. 
Anybody solved the issue permanently?
Maybe 3.2.10 will fix it? Who knows. Just reading the logs show a few faults before AZ:FA is ever initialized but I don't know how OSMC works nor do I have a Raspberry Pi as much as I want to pick one up.
(2016-05-13, 01:23)Jurre Wrote: Got it working under Xbian, by installing all the dependencies from zip, followed by installing the skin from the zip file. Kodi still shows the skin as Incompatible on the repo (Missing Dependencies, contact author) however everything seems to work now. Still couldn't get it to work on OSMC though with all the same files.
This makes me think it's OSMC than if another application works on the platform. Don't worry, those dependencies will be suppressed in 3.2.10.
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So a few updates on the road to the "Spring 2016" Update for today and a little request for assistance in two things.
First, I decided to fix the time display over the cover art as you recall from "Jessica Jones."
The corrected version:
Second, I spoke with @
Hustler1337 a little while back to get Rotten Tomatoes integrated in a nice fashion for AZ:FA but it's hit a few bumps and this is where a little request for assistance comes in. DialogVideoInfo.xml contains the information for Rotten Tomatoes which now has a button that appears:
When you hover over Rotten Tomatoes nothing happens:
There's a reason for that. When the feature was implemented it would (a) not actually pull the data for the respective title and (b) cause "Similar Titles" to not display with a "Sorry, we could not find any similar titles" message. Similar titles is of course this lovely feature:
Now, do not mind that it doesn't display cast pictures: my Kodi is linked to Emby so it gets all its information from Emby Server which wasn't running until I took the screenshot of "Jessica Jones."
The other thing I need help with: killing "script.duration." I got some helpful advice from @im85288:
Quote:The first one can be found in includes_osd: Furniture_OSDClock
The second one have you changed the DurationLongVideoInfo variable in Includes_Labels
The third one is easy enough done, just use a skin setting and set this when the "onclick" action of the button occurs..similar to what you see in the skinsettings xml. You can use a toggle button or radio button if you prefer. So your onclick will do something like this:
<onclick>Skin.ToggleSetting(videoinfo.rottentomatoes)</onclick>
then in DialogVideoInfo have a visible tag in the rotten tomatoes label eg:
<visible>Skin.HasSetting(videoinfo.rottentomatoes)</visible>
The fourth one, I'm not sure what you mean. I think when you have overview selected in your screenshot it shows the cast, when you click someone it shows the extended info version which is skinned in: script-ExtendedInfo Script-DialogInfo
Hopefully that helps you progress 
Cheers
However, I broke more things than I could count in trying to get "script.duration" killed in favor of Skin Helper's built in time tracking. Also, I much prefer the implementation of Rotten Tomatoes that I asked permission to use; it's clean and nice - the problem is just getting it to work with a button.
So any assistance there would be appreciated from anyone!
Finally, the last things to do besides the above before 3.2.10:
Re-base Images from AZ Original
Re-base the MPAA Flags
Switch out en-GB for en-US as English Default
Submit 4.0.0 of the Arctic Zephyr: From Ashes Audio Suite to Kodi Repo (contains new "Startup Sound" for the Autumn 2016 Update)
Last, but not least, everyone should give a big thank you to @
minus0 for implementing an even further enhanced color selector. I will show off images of customization prior to release.
Oh,
do not download the GitHub master! I accidentally merged a branch into it containing 3.2.10 code. You will run into errors.
And anyone that can assist, the branch is "3.2.10cu."
