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Yep, 2 macros.

getCurrentPlaylistItem > Save to eg variable > jumpToPlaylistItem

Then Second macro would use the kodi event for track change. JumpTo saved eg variable.

I have most of this done for other purposes. Ill post when i get home. It may not be in time for you to implement though.

The arm version of kodi supports/uses the same json-rpc api that the xbmc repeat plugin uses.

Kodi has a jumpto item command when dealing with playlist positioning. This should be do-able.

That module is for python 3. EG uses python 2.7. This will likely be possible in the future, but not with current versions of EG.

You make any progress on this? I think i'll install wmc on my server. Most of my video content is streamed via cloud these days. It'd be nice to be able to record OTA stuff occasionally. I know that are some good dev's out there trying to keep it alive. Like KG said though, they should just release ...

Sorry, i got busy for a while & didn't have a chance to set this up until today. I tried this a few different ways. This was the simplest that worked. You can do this via ajax & json responses, but it's really an unnecessary complication. This example uses the webserver plugin to store variables per...

Cool. If I still recorded TV this would be pretty interesting to me. This seems to open pretty much every control WMC has. WMC was the most rock solid DVR I ever used. I may play around with this a bit & see if I can't get the formatting worked out.

Yes, demo should work with any version of eg. If you get an error, try installing most current webserver plugin. When sending data. It's json formatted (python dictionary) . It requires an indent in front of the data though (4 spaces) . I'm not sure why this is, but it will throw an error if you don...

This is possible. I'll post an example when I get in front of a pc here.

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Ran into a bit of a problem getting it to return from a http request. Didn't have much time last night to see what was going on. Should have it worked out here shortly.

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Only if the webserver plugin is hosting the page you'd like to retrieve the value from. If it's not, you can scrape and parse the value out using python "urllib, requests, re". If you'd like an example of the latter, I can post one for ya.

I believe the webserver plugin should work for you. I'm not in front of a pc, but I think the action you want is something like "send to other webserver"

Excellent!

That's all great & all, but have you actually done this with an esp?

Kg, Have you actually done that with an esp? When I looked at the dev site for this. The pi's wifi chip doesn't support the necessary functions to make it work, I believe it was bridging. You have to use a USB wifi dongle. Mainly the reason I didn't explore it further. I would imagine this is the ca...

That sounds like a pretty ideal scenario.

viewtopic.php?f=9&t=9480. It sounds better than it does actually work. You really need to blanket your space with AP's for this to really be reliable. You could set up a bunch of pi's as AP's for fairly cheap to improve performance.