- #Custom ipstalker kodi that doesnt ask for mac or serial how to
- #Custom ipstalker kodi that doesnt ask for mac or serial serial number
#Custom ipstalker kodi that doesnt ask for mac or serial serial number
Well it doesn't work inNative Access - it only pastes one block of the serial number in if you do that - you ahem to type. Oh, and do you remember how you could copy and paste a serial into the old NI Control Centre. Colin (see comments below) pointed out that you can actually start using Kodi without having to follow the steps below.The method he suggests (and which works) has only one downside: Kodi will only be visible in your recent items, and not in your app library which does not have to be a problem if you use Kodi very frequently.
#Custom ipstalker kodi that doesnt ask for mac or serial how to
I still cannot figure out how to install my Sonokinetic library - thank goodness it's only a minor library that I don't often use. Possible Alternative way to install Kodi. Why on earth would it be better to get people to change content paths on an obscure menu when it seemed to be working perfectly well before. If you cant find your stalker mac address, I highly recommend paying the 80 and buying a box such as a mag254 that will work as soon as you plug it in, with very little tampering needed. Maybe I am not seeing the big picture here, but either I'm missing something here, or whilst the system is working as intended, then it is poorly designed. The mac address has to come from the stalker addon itself, NOT your networking device. I could then add it and if I then moved it back, then I could hopefully use the browse function to locate it as you do when you have a kissing library. Then as the library was fairly small I copied it to the same subfolder as the one where the Art Vista library that was detected earlier. I know, I thought, I'll add the folder to the database in Kontakt. Well, I changed the path of the content folder in Native Access to where this library resided - I hope it would lick it up like Art Vista - but no dice so I changed it back. Typing in the serial number into the Native Access dialog that comes up when you click add library - it says the code is not valid. However, one of my (admittedly minor) Sonokinetic instruments wasn't picked up as I had put it in a subfolder. It must have been scanning one of the folders that hold the VI's I thought.
That's odd, I thought, haven't seen that before - however I clicked on add and it added the library just fine. What is odd that when I tried to add the last couple of libraries, Native Access came up and detected I hadn't installed an Art Vista library in the folder where I keep most of my non-NI VI's. So I'm waiting for the delivery when I saw the update - had a quick check on VI-Control and didn't see any issues, so I updated. However, I have an internal SSD card for my Mac Pro coming today to put on HWO Diamond and my favourite Kontakt Libraries. I've been moving my libraries over to a Slave machine running VE Pro 6, and I had nearly finished. I cannot understand why anyone at NI would imagine this is a good idea.
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