Seriio , Kodi , list order
HI,
I have happily been using Serviio for many years , initially with various incarnations of WDTV as my DLNA client. All things were good until file formats progressed and the WDTV didn't.
A while ago I decided to try out an Android set top box (N95x 6.0)to replace the WDTV. Using Kodi (16-17.xx) as the client It works very well for playback and has some additional features such as auto search and download of subtitles and better volume control.
My only problem (apart from a severe lack of technical knowledge!) is that no matter what changes I make to Kodi I cannot get the content lists based on dates e.g. latest added to display in chronological order. I have changed the options in Kodi ,date added , year , alphabetically etc. but the date added never.
My current work around is to check what was last added with my WDTV check if the file can play and when it cannot change over to the Kodi box.
I am pretty sure that this is a setting/option in Kodi that I am missing but I have used up all my google search tokens trying to work this out and I figured somebody here must have gone through the same thing.
TIA
Cheers
Burger
I have happily been using Serviio for many years , initially with various incarnations of WDTV as my DLNA client. All things were good until file formats progressed and the WDTV didn't.
A while ago I decided to try out an Android set top box (N95x 6.0)to replace the WDTV. Using Kodi (16-17.xx) as the client It works very well for playback and has some additional features such as auto search and download of subtitles and better volume control.
My only problem (apart from a severe lack of technical knowledge!) is that no matter what changes I make to Kodi I cannot get the content lists based on dates e.g. latest added to display in chronological order. I have changed the options in Kodi ,date added , year , alphabetically etc. but the date added never.
My current work around is to check what was last added with my WDTV check if the file can play and when it cannot change over to the Kodi box.
I am pretty sure that this is a setting/option in Kodi that I am missing but I have used up all my google search tokens trying to work this out and I figured somebody here must have gone through the same thing.
TIA
Cheers
Burger