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2011-01-22
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2011-01-22
, 12:20
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Hi,
You must not launch in sudo mode. Have you enabled the relevant settings in XBMC as shown on the top post? Maybe I forgot to mention that the port is not the one shown in XBMC settings. That's the HTTP port. The app. is using TCP port. For example, on my XBMC it shows port 8080 for HTTP but I configured port 9090 in xbmc potato. Also you need to restart the app. after you configure/change any settings. Also take care to enter the IP address of xbmc not the hostname. It won't work if you set the hostname, Also, please don't set a password in xbmc because I think I haven't implemented that feature yet.
Let me know how it goes so I can improve the app.
Thanks man.
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2011-01-22
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mmm strange thing to put different port between xbmc settings and potato one ..
I'll try with and without password and come back to you
thanks for the quick answer !
cheers and anyhow, keep going on man ! ^^
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2011-01-23
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hi Trestry,
can you try to launch the app. fro xterm like so:
/opt/xbmcpot/xbmcpot
I suspect that the connection with xbmc is lost. could it be that your network connection is automatically switching to gprs or another network from which N900 is not able to reach xbmc?
can you give exact steps so I can replicate the problem?
thanks
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2011-01-24
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2011-03-17
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Thanks for you works so far!