I'm sorry to hear you're having problems. I don't use builds or wizards, I set everything up myself manually. Although Kodi is technically Media Centre software, I've used it for a loooong time as a kind of "console dashboard". ever see this video? how does he get this type of vertical "non-wheel" type look? is that a version of hyperspin or something? I like this view
i guess i should say - is there a standard way to use hyperspin with kodi. What is the standard way of using hyperspin through Kodi? or. Having Kodi as the main program and then having a menu item called hyperspin - then using some script to launch hyperspin, put kodi in the background - then when exit hyperspin kodi is back in the main focus.Īdvanced launcher use to be what i used but now when i use it - every time i go back into kodi it tells me that it is disabled. I too was trying to get Kodi to launch hyperspin in the way you described it. I've launched games through the Kodi menu using that BUT I think most people would just install Retropie now (as it supports video snaps) and install the Kodi package to switch between Arcade mode and Media Centre. For Raspberry Pi users there is the Game Starter Addon, it installs emulation station and/or RetroArch. I've not touched the Rom Collection Browser Addon for a looong time, Kodi was still XBMC back then so I can't comment on using that. Again using the Amber skin you can set favourites to empty slots in the Homescreen layout. Any apps you want to launch from the Home menu (e.g HyperSpin), set them as favourites. On Android (I have the Shield TV), it's easier as you can launch Android apps through Addons> Program Addons. It's how I setup my Mother's PC so she can use it easily to watch films or open PC software she commonly uses.
The Amber skin is easy to customise and add your own background images for each section.
exe you like, so you can have Chrome/Firefox or Word etc. Change the Kodi skin to something like "Amber". Then use the Advanced Launcher Addon to make a shortcut for the HyperSpin.exe. In the Video Thatman posted, I would hazard a guess it's done how I do it on Windows.
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