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RetroPlay Doesn't Work #41

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Saroufim opened this issue Feb 2, 2019 · 12 comments
Open

RetroPlay Doesn't Work #41

Saroufim opened this issue Feb 2, 2019 · 12 comments
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@Saroufim
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Saroufim commented Feb 2, 2019

RetroPlay doesn't seem to be working. No roms whatsoever are recognized and Libretro all in all does not seem to be available in the flatpak version.

@Marko10-000
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@Saroufim what do you mean with "no available"? Doesn't the file exists (copy it into your music folder, etc. or override the permission of Kodi) or when you start it, nothing happens?

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Saroufim commented Feb 3, 2019

When rom files are selected, nothing happens at all. I tried GBA and SNES roms. Had no luck with both.

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wsnipex commented Feb 3, 2019

that's expected, since all kodi game addons are missing: https://github.com/kodi-game/
It's going to be a pain to add them without using kodi's build system, which downloads dependencies during building,

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tilosp commented Feb 6, 2019

@wsnipex are there plans to bring the binary addons repo to linux?

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wsnipex commented Feb 8, 2019

they are available on Linux since the start, just not via the add-on repo. Same as with all other binary addons.

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wsnipex commented Feb 8, 2019

If it would be easy to provide binaries that work on every Linux system, flatpak wouldn't exist

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Saroufim commented Feb 8, 2019 via email

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tilosp commented Feb 8, 2019

the problem with flatpak extensions is that the kodi addons install files to two locations (/app/lib/kodi/addons/ and /app/share/kodi/addons/). And flatpak extensions get mounted into one directory.

If it would be easy to provide binaries that work on every Linux system, flatpak wouldn't exist

but shouldn't it be possible to setup a kodi add-on repo that provides binary addons that work on every flatpak install? Then the binary addons could be build outside of flatpak-builder using kodi's build system.

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wsnipex commented Feb 12, 2019

you would have to build them inside the flatpak SDK...
IMO, the only reasonable way to build the binary addons is to use the kodi build system inside flatpak builder.

@Marko10-000 Marko10-000 added the enhancement New feature or request label Jul 25, 2020
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razzeee commented Apr 7, 2024

RetroPlayer is working, at least with the games we ship

@inf0rmix
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is there any progress on this ?
as a ubuntu user which, I have to use flatpak now without any emulator addons.

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razzeee commented Apr 18, 2024

I'm not aware of anyone looking at this, but as I stated above retroplayer itself works.

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