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Hi, I have local trailers for almost every movie, and do not have the YouTube add-on installed because historically for me is stays broken a lot. So I do not want that to be part of the PreShow Experience. I want PreShow to use only the trailers scraped into the KODI database. Yet when I use PreShow, I get the message that the YouTube add-on is required during the trailer sequence. Is there no way to prevent this? This happens with versions 3.41. and 3.4.3. Never had this issue with CV before, s
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Hello, I noticed that PreShow will always play the same theater intro video, even tho I have the sequence set to play random, and I have 3 to pick from. Using version 3.4.3
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Hello, I have migrated from CV running on Matrix to Omega. I have everything setup, but for some reason if the Trivia module is active in the sequence, the sequence will not play, and only a black screen is displayed. I checked the KODI log but nothing looks wrong. I am using the trivia files migrated over from CV, so I am assuming those are compatible? thx
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How can I use the PSE Addon with the Kodi Remote app on my iPad, because I would like to turn my iPad into a control Center for my HomeCinema. Thanks
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Random Trivia Random Trivia slides from the Coke-A-Cola slides someone on the AVS forums made like 15 years ago. He had did 6 volumes, this is all 6 in 1 zip. File Information Submitter Quebert Submitted 04/02/2025 Category Trivia View File
I'm looking to see if there is a way to pick from specific bumper folders for some bumpers, based on the film metadata.... for instance, I have a theater intro that is themed to look like an 80's VHS style.... I would like that to automatically run if I pick an 80's movie..... for a 1920's movie, I have a "classic hollywood" style theater intro, that I would like it to run.
I know I can set up separate preroll profiles, but I would ideally like it to be a little "smarter" and beable to set some bumpers based on the metadata, to make the experience more immersive.