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A set of playercorefactory.xml files for kodi to play videos in an external player or record the video.
There is also a set of bash script to record the outside of kodi using the terminal

Files are part of this youtube tutorial

https://jobstree.amebaownd.com/posts/18224783. kodi record any video by using ffmpeg, rtmpdump, vlc and mpv as external players

Youtube video showing you how to set up the kodi-playercorefactory repo

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documentation

windows set up

mac osx set up

linux set up

Step 1 - installing software

arch linux install git, ffmpeg, libfdk-aac, rtmpdump, vlc, mpv, youtube-dl, aria2c

ubuntu install git, ffmpeg, fdk-aac-dev, rtmpdump, vlc, mpv, youtube-dl, aria2

ubuntu mate install git, ffmpeg, fdkaac, rtmpdump, vlc, mpv, youtube-dl, aria2

debian install git, ffmpeg, libfdk-aac-dev, rtmpdump, vlc, mpv, youtube-dl, aria2

note you need to enable backports, or be using the testing or unstable debian branches to install ffmpeg

linux mint 17 install git, ffmpeg, libfdk-aac-dev, rtmpdump, vlc, mpv, youtube-dl, aria2

linux mint 17 doesnt have ffmpeg in the main software repository so you have to add it via a ppa

linux mint 17 add ffmpeg ppa

install ffmpeg and all the other packages

Step 2 - download the kodi-playercorefactory repo with git

create a git directory in your home

Step 3 - copy the playercorefactory.xml file to your kodi userdata folder

or you can manually copy the playercorefactory.xml file to your kodi userdata directorysee list below for the location of the kodi userdata directory on your operating system

to update the repository change directory to the kodi-playercorefactory

then run the git pull command to pull down the latest changes from github

Step 4 - bash scripts set up

add the $HOME/git/kodi-playercorefactory/bash-scripts directory to your bash path

linux mint doesnt come with a ~/.bashrc file so you need to create it
you can use gedit and create a file called .bashrc and save it your home folder
or you can create the bashrc on the command line

edit your .bashrc in your home directoryim using vim to edit the file but you can use any text editor

if you dont have a ~/.bashrc file you can create it by running the following command

add the code below to your ~/.bashrcto add the $HOME/git/kodi-playercorefactory/bash-scripts directory to your bash path

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the default file path is your home-directory/git/kodi-playercorefactory/bash-scriptsif you have downloaded the git repo to a different path then change the code below accordingly

set PATH so it includes the kodi playercorefactory scripts

The scripts are already executable so you dont need to chomd +x the scripts

source your ~/.bashrc to pick up the scripts

see below for location of the userdata folder for your operating system

Important note for curl and wget scripts

the curl and wget scripts must not be run in the background

Location of the userdata folder

Operative system File path
Android Android/data/org.xbmc.kodi/files/.kodi/userdata/ (see note)
iOS /private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/Kodi/userdata/
Linux ~/.kodi/userdata/
Mac /Users/<your_user_name>/Library/Application Support/Kodi/userdata/ (see note)
OpenELEC /storage/.kodi/userdata/
Windows Start - type %APPDATA%kodiuserdata - press

usage

You can press c on the keyboard on a video link to bring up the play using menu and then select a playerand begin recording

On some video links you need to open the video first and then press y on the keyboardto bring up the play using menu and then select a player and begin recording

press y on the keyboard while a video is playing in kodi to bring up the play using contextual menu,you can then choose from one the players in the playercorefactory.xml,to play the video in an external player or record the video stream

You can also select a recording duration from the play using menu

bash scripts

The rip-record bash script can also set a duration for the recording using the ffmpeg time option -t 00:00:00
Using the hours minutes seconds syntax

I do recommend you pay attention to versions, though; some distributions are very behind in their GPT fdisk versions. I'm no longer keeping track of which distributions have GPT fdisk packages, since the list is so extensive and includes most major distributions. https://jobstree.amebaownd.com/posts/18224768.

rip-record textfile.txt -t 00:00:00

background recording from kodi

When you use one of the players to record a video from kodi by using the play using contextual menu the video is recorded in the background and does not open a terminal window

each ffmpeg player in the playercorefactory.xml file also has a player with a recording duration for 30min, 1hr, 2hrs

so you can specify how long to record the video for

eg:

30mins
1hrs
2hrs

if you dont specify a recording duration you have to manually find the process id of ffmpeg and kill it to stop recording

find the process id with ps aux | grep ffmpeg

or by using pgrep ffmpeg

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then kill the process, replace PID with the process id you got from ps aux or pgrep

or use pkill or kill the ffmpeg process

foreground recording in the terminal

Save the url of the video from kodi by press y on the keyboard while a video is playing in kodi to bring up the play using contextual menu, then selecting the save url option which will echo the url into a text file on your desktop

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You can then use one of the bash scripts and pass in the location of the text file with the url of video,as an argument to script and it will download the video in a terminal window in the foreground