Not reaaly starting?
michielveenstra opened this issue · comments
After some struggling with the scripts I believe I managed to turn this thing on... But then again not. When I run the Python script it says Airvideo is starting and on screen it says the same. However, when I select a video on my iPad and use AirPlay to transfer it to XBMC, the screen says it does so but the video won't play, it kinda just freezes and nothing shows up in my tv. I can not play the video properly until I switch AirPlay back to the iPad.
Is this a known problem?
What are you trying to play? If XBMC does not support the media you are sending, it won't play. If you set Debug = True in settings.py, do you see any related errors?
I'll try that tomorrow, thanks for the reply. I tried playing both a Youtube
movie as one on my iPod app.
2011/3/29 PascalW <
reply@reply.github.com>
What are you trying to play? If XBMC does not support the media you are
sending, it won't play. If you set Debug = True in settings.py, do you see
any related errors?Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
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Michiel Veenstra
YouTube should be no problem. iPod may be a problem if your content is DRM protected (from iTunes for example).
I tried Youtube and a homevideo, but still nothing. Debug gave me this:
2011-03-30 08:42:29 [INFO] Starting Airplayer
2011-03-30 08:42:29 [DEBUG] TEMP DIR: /tmp/tmp8V5O12
2011-03-30 08:42:29 [DEBUG] Sending wake event
2011-03-30 08:42:30 [DEBUG] Registered bonjour service
XBMCLive._airplay._tcp.
Op schreef PascalW
reply@reply.github.com:
YouTube should be no problem. iPod may be a problem if your content is
DRM protected (from iTunes for example).Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
By the looks of your logging information, Airplaying is not receiving any requests from your iPad. Could it be a firewall is blocking the connection? Airplayer uses port 6002.
As far as I can tell, taken care of as well
2011/3/30 PascalW <
reply@reply.github.com>
By the looks of your logging information, Airplaying is not receiving any
requests from your iPad. Could it be a firewall is blocking the connection?
Airplayer uses port 6002.Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
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Michiel Veenstra
Well there's not much I can do then, sorry. Should be a connection issue.
Tnx anyway Pascal, for your time & effort.
2011/3/30 PascalW <
reply@reply.github.com>
Well there's not much I can do then, sorry. Should be a connection issue.
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Michiel Veenstra