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Enable party mode functionality for local browser player #218

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modulo- opened this issue Jan 24, 2017 · 5 comments
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Enable party mode functionality for local browser player #218

modulo- opened this issue Jan 24, 2017 · 5 comments
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modulo- commented Jan 24, 2017

Would it be possible to add the option of playing a Kodi playlist (or a snapshot of if) in the browser?

Personally I would like to use it for a Shuffle All feature via the browser while I am not at home.
Given that it is possible to view an instance of a Smart Playlist, it should also be possible to at least copy that instance to the browser storage (at it seems to me that this is how in-browser playlists work) similarly to playing an album in the browser.
This would then potentially allow brute forcing a shuffle all by loading the whole library into the browser queue (and quite likely crashing the browser with larger libraries though...). A limited approach should be safe enough

Or perhaps a "Party Mode in Browser" option, that would reload a random selection once the Queue finishes, though this may be a bit more tricky to do.

Thanks,
Margus

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jez500 commented Jan 24, 2017

interesting idea, party mode in the browser would probably be the best option - 10 random songs, then as a song finishes it gets removed and a new random song gets added to the end of the queue (pretty sure that's how the kodi party mode works). Would be even better to optionally specify the genre too, but I won't get ahead of myself :)

@jez500 jez500 changed the title Queue/Play Kodi (Smart) Playlist in Browser Enable party mode functionality for local browser player Jan 29, 2017
@jez500 jez500 added this to the 2.4.3 milestone Jan 29, 2017
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modulo- commented Jan 31, 2017

Another somewhat related suggestion: adding "queue in browser" option, the old version had.
Use case could be adding several albums or search results to the now playing.
A hacky workaround could be just to make the "Now playing in browser" playlist visible under "add to playlist"

jez500 added a commit to jez500/chorus2 that referenced this issue Feb 21, 2017
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jez500 commented Feb 21, 2017

Party mode is good to go for local in 2.4.3 it is not 100% robust but (if you try to do things like re-order playlist) but in general it works really well :)

Feel free to add a new issue for "queue in browser"

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modulo- commented Feb 21, 2017

Thanks!
This really made my day :)
I run Kodi at home and forwarding the web interface port out over ssh is a simple and reliable solution while keeping the machine rather inaccessible.

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jez500 commented Feb 21, 2017

No worries :) I'm enjoying this feature too

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