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#KODI AUDIODEVICE PORTABLE#

I also have a bluetooth speaker I want to use. It will produce sound, and you can hear that sound clearly. The kodi is connected to my TV with HDMI so all sounds are coming from it. Click on Browse and choose the folder when your music is located. On the next screen, go to Files > Add music. Go to the Kodi home screen and click on Music in the menu on the left-hand side of the screen.

#KODI AUDIODEVICE PORTABLE#

Mv /home/pi/.kodi/userdata/guisettings.xml /home/pi/.kodi/userdata/Ĭp /tmp/guisettings.xml /home/pi/.kodi/userdata/guisettings.xml Those options include a supplementary speaker, using your Laptop’s default audio, or finding a portable monitor with a more substantial audio device. To start the scanning process, you need to tell Kodi where your music collection is saved on your hard drive. Don't forget the permissions to make it executable. It does exactly what DarkElvenAngel made. If the DarkElvenAngel's method works for you, like it worked for me, you can save the following lines (script) in a file. My next step is to watch guisetting.xml file for modifications and change it back to the backup if the audio settings are incorrect, or just reset the audio portion. I would like to use USB dongle for bluetooth. It would be nice, if KODI could recognize bluetooth audio device automatically and start streaming music to bluetooth device. But I didn’t find any solution to push audio from KODI to bluetooth speakers. For example, to play music from phone to raspberry via bluetooth.

#KODI AUDIODEVICE FULL#

I'll post full instructions if anyone is interested. Hi I found some solutions to use raspberry as bluetooth client to play audio. you can even add the bluetooth connect command if desired. Play GUI sounds Volume GUI sounds Audio Passthrough If you have an AVR, then using Passthrough will send the raw audio stream to the AVR for decoding. The backup can be copied automaticly if you edit the kodi start script. Keep audio device alive Send low volume noise GUI Sounds This section deals with feedback and confirmation sounds created by the Kodi user interface. Kodi will now work as you expect and if you open kodi's settings it will overwrite the copy which can be easily restored. make a symlink to the guisetting.xml in the tmpfs.My last thought is, as it defaults to can we define a device called have a work around for you if you want to preserve the guisetting.xml file. I tried building a version of stretch running pulseaudio ages ago and the sound quality was terrible plus I had to rebuild ffmpeg. I doubt you will be able to run a script in background to sort this I tried making the guisettings read only - it crashed I tried using /usr/share/kodi/system/advancedsettings.xml - the same thing happens Works well enough for me and only goes wrong if you happen to select audio in the settings menu.

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