I have a plugin that logs in and plays streams from a website. It requires a login to play the streams, and it works fine on PC. However, on OSMC, as you can see in my log file, I get the OpenDemuxStream error when I try to open the stream. As you can also see, the other links play fine in the addon, but this 1 stream seems to fail. Is the stream link too long and complicated, or what can be the issue here?
I opened this thread on Kodi forums aswell, but with no luck - so I thought I would try here.
The viaplay add-on launches in an external browser and requires silverlight (and so an x86 processor) so it’s not possible to run it on a raspberry pi (or any arm platform).
Are you able to run the add-on on the raspberry pi 1 that worked? A debug log would be interesting. If it does still work then I suspect it is using a different add-on.
This is an issue you should be addressing with whoever wrote the addon. It sounds very hacky and, as you haven’t reported such, I’m very doubtful it’s been configured to work with Isengard.
Hacky does not insinuate criminal or illegal. More so programatically messy, inelegant, or troublesome. What you aren’t seeming to understand here is that the sources of the content are providing it by protocols that are not usable by a Pi. This is the same issue plaguing the device in regards to netflix. Unless you can provide some confirmation that this addon is utilizing a stream in a format that is not dependent on silverlight or html5 capable browser, then there is no reason to assume this is an OSMC issue.
What I don’t understand is, what benefit do you get from using this “homebrew” viasat addon over the official?
I’m sorry, my native language isn’t english so I took it that you - like previous posters - insinuated that the plugin was not legal.
I can get a debug log from my RPI1 when I get home, which can show that it plays on my RPI1.
I could also upload the plugin for you to look into, if that could help the issue. I am not sure either whether or not it’s an OSMC issue, but over at Kodi.tv, they believe the issue is not in Kodi, because of the fact that it works on RPI1.
The benefit I get is, that it enables me to use my Viaplay account in a simple addon, that plays on my Raspberry 1 (and hopefully 2 some day).
I tried to install ffmpeg, x264, mplayer. First two installed but mplayer failed with: Preparing to unpack …/mplayer_3%3a1.1.1+20150226+svn37375-dmo5_armhf.deb …
Unpacking mplayer (3:1.1.1+20150226+svn37375-dmo5) …
Processing triggers for mime-support (3.58) …
Setting up mplayer (3:1.1.1+20150226+svn37375-dmo5) …
update-alternatives: error: alternative path /usr/bin/mplayer1 doesn’t exist
dpkg: error processing package mplayer (–configure):
subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 2
Errors were encountered while processing:
mplayer
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
any suggestions how can i fix this?
p.s. i installed kodi on ubuntu 16.04 with IPTV simple addon and same error. error creating demuxer.I have installed all packages @dentaku65 mentioned.