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Hi

I'm pretty new to UMS+Jumpy and I have a little (I hope) problem. I managed to run videos from disk and my local http streams form VLC over DLNA to my Toshiba LCD TV (found similar renderer file and tweaked for my TV) and it transcodes correctly with ffmpeg/vlc engines all my sources. Now I'd like to run Kodi addons so I installed jumpy plugin. It works but one problem emerged. With jumpy plugin installed I can no longer run my local video streams in web.conf:

videostream.Web,TV=WeebTV-VLC,http://127.0.0.1:8903
videostream.Web,TV=SOP,http://127.0.0.1:8902/tv.ts

Without jumpy acting as a resolver all plays fine. But with jumpy nothing happens and in logs I have only:

DEBUG 15:52:01.296 [pool-4-thread-12] dumping media video/ogg WebVideoStream [id=347, name=WeebTV-VLC, full path=347, ext=WEB, discovered=false]
TRACE 15:52:01.296 [pool-4-thread-12] Asked stream chunk : ByteRange [start=0, end=9223372034707292159] of WeebTV-VLC and player FFmpeg Web Video
DEBUG 15:52:01.296 [pool-4-thread-12] Starting transcode/remux of WeebTV-VLC with media info: container: null, bitrate: 0, size: 0, video codec: null, duration: null, width: 0, height: 0, frame rate: null, mime type: video/ogg, attached fonts: false
INFO 15:52:02.704 [Thread-80] jumpy: registering com.sun.proxy.$Proxy2

Nothing more.

In Jumpy log:
[jumpy] registering com.sun.proxy.$Proxy2
scraping: http://127.0.0.1:8903
[jumpy] latest version is 0.3.6

Does anyone have an idea how to fix it ?


PS.I forgot, all the software in latest versions ( UMS 5.1.3, Java 8u45, Jumpy 0.3.6, Kodi 15b1).

Larus wrote:With jumpy plugin installed I can no longer run my local video streams in web.conf:

Thx for the report . Try replacing the updated files below in your plugins/jumpy/lib folder and restarting UMS. If the problem isn't fixed please attach a full set of logs showing a playback attempt.

Thanks for the patch but it appears not enough. Attached logs are after trying to play from Chrome browser. Without jumpy it plays immediately.

Larus wrote:Thanks for the patch but it appears not enough

Try this one :

Looks good! Thank you.

I think it may be time for a jumpy rewrite
or a new side program that will go thru your kodi/xmbc directory and make sure you have all the addon imported
Next you may want to take the addon, scan it and create a new one that will work better in ums.
One of my future project is a kodi addon builder enter the website and create the code needed to insert into kodi
Hopefully someone will beat me to it. Not sure if it can be done in python i know i can do it in vb, i need to see the actually web page

Hi
I just installed newest UMS 5.1.4, Kodi 14.2 Helix and Jumpy 0.3.6 and i have problem, becouse Jumpy shows me only three standard folders (Util, Bookmarks, Util). Not any Kodi plugins. What i have done wrong ?

Bailiff wrote:I just installed newest UMS 5.1.4, Kodi 14.2 Helix and Jumpy 0.3.6

Hi Bailiff . How did you install jumpy? If you used the installer, please attach the file plugins/jumpy/setup/setup.log.

infidel wrote:Hi Bailiff . How did you install jumpy? If you used the installer, please attach the file plugins/jumpy/setup/setup.log.

I extracted jumpy-0.3.6.zip file into plugins directory, because installer had 404 error all the time.

Im working on Windows 8.1 and thinking of possibility that Jumpy just dont have right access to these files(files of Kodi) ?

Bailiff wrote:I extracted jumpy-0.3.6.zip file into plugins directory

Manual installation requires some python module setup too before any scripts will run (specifically py4j, see Requirements). Your logs show no scripts running at all, so this is the likely cause.

Bailiff wrote:installer had 404 error

Depending on what stage the 404 occurred at, your installation may have been good enough for kodi stuff. Try it again and if you see the message then you're good to go vis Kodi and don't need to mess with manual module installation. Also, if you try the installer again please post plugins/jumpy/setup/setup.log, so I can look into the 404.

Bailiff wrote:Im working on Windows 8.1 and thinking of possibility that Jumpy just dont have right access to these files(files of Kodi) ?

I doubt it, but haven't specifically tested on 8.1.