Personal fork of service.upnext (commits are often untested and cause addon to break) that implements:
- Automatic end credits detection
- Provides UpNext video listings for use as "UpNext ..." episode and movie widgets
- Provides "More like this..." and "Watched Movie/TVShow recommendations" video listings for use as widgets
- Shuffle (random, non-sequential) playback mode (requires skin integration, or use of internal skin)
- Added support for movie sets
- Multi-threaded event driven code
- More skin/popup setting (position, colour)
- More addon settings (mark as watched, play/resume next, queuing)
- More developer options (improved logging, integrated simulation mode for testing)
- Improved compatibility with playlists, plugins, and other non-library media
- Experimental use of TheMovieDb Helper players for automatic integration with any plugin that has a player
- Built-in methods to simplify plugin integration
Changelog: changelog.txt
Official release available through official Kodi addon repository and at https://github.com/im85288/service.upnext/
Up Next - Proposes to play the next episode automatically
This Kodi add-on shows a Netflix-style notification for watching the next episode. After a few automatic iterations it asks the user if he is still there watching.
A lot of existing add-ons already integrate with this service out-of-the-box.
Settings
The add-on has various settings to fine-tune the experience, however the default settings should be fine for most.
- Simple or fancy mode (defaults to fancy mode, but a more simple interface is possible)
- The notification time can be adjusted (defaults to 30 seconds before the end)
- The default action can be configured, i.e. should it advance to the next episode (default) when the user does not respond, or stop
- The number of episodes to play automatically before asking the user if he is still there (defaults to 3 episodes)
NOTE: The add-on settings are found in the Kodi add-ons section, in the Services category.
For Addon Integration and Skinners see the wiki