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You can have as located drive and have all of your video in SMB working with Himediawrapper if you use this way as explain in this link.

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Is is critical to set up a Userpassword as I did not do that and left the entries xxxx on the notepad.

Quote from: woundedgoat on July 28, 2015, 12:35:11 PM Hi Looun, I have made a folder FILM1 with the guide and it shows up in the External section but none of the files are in it.

How we can read. Did you have a solution for that way without to change lots of from my movies to Iso file.

I have a MacPro connected through SMB with the Q5 player without any password protection (guest allowed).

After not being able to successfully setup the KODI app to stream my movies via SMP from the MacPro using the HiMediaWrapper app I was able to use your AutoMountMultimediav0.2 setup and successfully setup all my shared folders as mounted local folders.

I then downloaded your modified playercorefactory.xml and copied it into Kodis Userdata folder.

All my.mkv files now play fine through the HimediaVideoPlayer, but NONE of my.iso files (blu-ray.iso files, both 2D and 3D movies) are passed to the HimediaVideoPlayer (they play with the Kodi DVDplayer) I tried to modify your playercorefactory.xml based on other playercorefactory.xml files without success.

All those.iso files play fine using the Media Center (through the Video selection) or using the file manager (under Drive C).

Is there something wrong with your playercorefactory.xml setup Am I missing something else Actually I solved my own problem fiddling around with the KODI settings.

Under Kodi Video - Disc settings I originally left the Blu-ray menu choice to Show Simplified Menu.

That, of course, allowed the KODI app to prompt for which title to watch, but in doing so bypassed the HimediaVideoPlayer and used the internal DVDplayer.

When I changed the selection to Play Main Title or Show Blu-ray Menu the Kodi app passed on the.iso file to the HimediaVideoPlayer SUPPOSEDLY.

But whatever was passed on, the HimediaVideoPlayer tried to play the video then stop after about 15 seconds with a nonspecific error.

Is there something wrong with your playercorefactory.xml setup Am I missing something else I have been playing around with different versions of playercorefactory.xml and have modified the setup to work with most file types.

My modified version of playercorefactory.xml correctly passes on Blurray.iso files to the HimediaVideoPlayer providing the current version of Kodi recognizes that the Bluray.iso file as an HD file (1080p resolution).

And this version passes all.mp4,.avi,.mkv, and presumably the contents of a BDMV folder (not tested) to the HimediaVideoPlayer also (my preference).

I do not know why.iso files passed from the Kodi apps (v14.2 and v15.0) to the HimediaVideoPlayer do NOT run properly, either at least starting to play for a few seconds or erring out completely after about 15 seconds.

My playercorefactory.xml revision is as follows: com.himedia.android.videoplayer true 120 Does anybody know how to set a videos resolution (HD or SD, etc) in Kodi without having Kodi actually read the contents of the.iso file.

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