[Wanilton]

Versão 19.0 Final Matrix, um presente para quem usa windows 64, com libbluray 1.2.1, e ainda bd-java ativado

Kodi matrix 19.0 final, with the libbluray 1.2.1, bd-java active, windows x64. 

Link to download - Final Version - Kodi 19 with libbluray 1.2.1 (active BD-Java) essencial para menus em discos BD UHD.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1...sp=sharing

Changelog libbluray

2020-10-25: Version 1.2.1
- Add initial support for .fmts files.
- Improve missing/broken playlist handling ("Star Trek Beyond 4K").
- Improve UHD metadata support.
- Improve BD-J compability.
- Improve error resilience and stability.
- Fix long delay in "Evangelion, You are (not) alone" menu.
- Fix JVM bootstrap issues with some Java 9 versions.
- Fix sign extended bytes when reading single bytes in BDJ.
- Fix creating organization and disc specific BD-J BUDA directories.
- Use external libudfread when available.
- Rename list_titles to bd_list_titles and add it to installed programs.

2020-03-22: Version 1.2.0
- Add functions to list and read BD-ROM files.
- Add support for separate key pressed / typed / released user input events.
- Add support for AWT mouse events (BD-J).
- Fix build with OpenJDK 12 / 13.

Como de praxe nossas custom para vip plus, possuem outras features inclusas, como media import, codecs ffmpeg 4.4.0, liblurary 1.2.1, suporte a menus de disco BDs e 4K (Kodi Matrix 19 (windows 64) build that supports Bluray and 4K UHD Bluray menu playback), completa info de HDR via metadata info via tecla (y), incluso a poderosa skin MQ9 como padrão, suporte HDR via API privada da Nvidia e AMD by fandangos e muito mais, versões disponíveis no drive para doadores ou assinantes ativos.

https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/19229

No post inicial, versões oficiais da geração Matrix, agora finalizada, em breve início da geração 20 do Kodi, codinome N***

[Wanilton]

... yes, it's here! After several iterations of alpha, beta, and RC, Team Kodi is pleased to announce that Kodi 19.0 "Matrix" has just been formally released on all supported platforms. Dare you take the red pill, and find out how deep the rabbit-hole goes?
By the numbers, then, this version is the product of:

• Nearly 50 individual open source developers contributed code
  
• About 5,000 commits in over 1,500 pull requests since the first release of 18.x "Leia"
  
• Over 5,500 changed files, with some 600,000 lines of code added, changed, or removed
  
• Countless hours of dedicated free time conceiving, designing, developing, and testing (including all the infrastructure you see around them, including this web site)
  
• ... and, of course, a very little traveling, obviously - that's not good at the moment!
  

The broad list of new features is below, but - before we get to that - I'd just like to take a moment to say "thank you" to the huge amounts of work put in by the broadest team behind this release. Whether you submitted a few lines of code or a major new feature; whether you worked on the video, audio, gaming, or a skin; whether you tested in pre-release and helped identify a problem, debugged an issue or updated a translation; whether you fixed some documentation, looked after the various systems that keep Kodi.tv running, or helped to moderate the forum - thank you, one and all. Kodi is a community, and, without all of you, we would all lose something.
So, onward - what have we got. If you've been following the release cycle, you'll have seen these already, but for people who only take final releases... hold on, it's a long list!

Kodi 19 "Matrix" Features

Playback
For audio and music lovers, there are significant improvements across the board to metadata handling: library improvements, new tags, new displays, improvements to how Kodi handles release dates, album durations, multi-disc sets, and more. There's a new, Matrix-inspired visualization, there are improvements to display when fetching files from a web server, and several changes to how audio decoder addons can pass information through to the Kodi player.
For video, most of the changes are more technical, and may depend on your hardware: AV1 software decoding, HLG HDR and static HDR10 playback on Windows 10, static HDR10, and dynamic Dolby Vision HDR support on Android, and more OpenGL bicubic scalers.
For those who combine the two, and have libraries of music videos, you get some goodies as well: database and metadata display improvements mean that Kodi will now fetch and display related album and artist information from the music library, where appropriate. There are also new features around grouping videos by the artist (not just album), support for .NFO files that list all performers instead of just the main artist, plus better search links to return related albums and videos by the same director director.
And, finally, if your definition of "play" is more game-related, we've implemented integer scaling to improve the viewing quality of Pixel Art games across the board, while iOS gets support for Xbox, PlayStation, and others supported Bluetooth game controllers.
 
Skin/Look-and-Feel
For many people, the interface is Kodi - it's how you find your way around, it's how you interact with the application and your media. As such, it's always getting some attention, and this release is no different: screen redesign, especially for music; new metadata displays; changes to playlist views; a new "now playing" view; artwork and image file improvements; both new and updated GUI controls. Some changes may be subtle, but all are designed to improve your experience.
 
Subtitles
An often-overlooked feature, but immensely useful to so many people, subtitles get some attention in this release: timestamp overlays get fixed, plus you can now select a dark grey color and set the opacity for the captions (particularly useful in HDR - protect your eyes, kids, you'll miss them when they're gone).
 
Addons and Scrapers
Python comes in for some major changes in Kodi 19. Because the old Python 2.7 has gone out of support, we've finally made the wholesale move to Python 3 and ported our addons across. Much of the community has come with us, so, hopefully, your favorite addons will still function, but we're at the mercy of third-party contributors to update their work.
Kodi 19 replaces the old XML metadata scrapers with new default Python for movies and TV shows; there are also new Python scrapers for music, Generic Album Scraper and Generic Artist Scraper. Binary add-ons in general get improvements to system documentation, cleaned up settings dialogs, and better help text.

PVR and Live Television
Another significant part of Kodi that's had a lot of attention in this release. Most new features here revolve around usability: PVR reminders, home screen widgets, group/channel manager enhancements, navigation, and dialog controls, context menus, New/Live/Finale/Premiere tags, channel numbering and sorting, performance improvements, API improvements.
 
Security
There are a few new security features implemented now in Kodi, to help keep you safe from intentional or unintentional problems. Kodi will now enforce the origin of installed addons and their dependencies, which prevents third-party repositories from overwriting code of unrelated add-ons; broken or deprecated add-ons are now highlighted in the add-on list, so you have to actively agree to activate one; the binary addon system now has higher security around data exchange between Kodi and addons. In addition, we've added a default requirement to password-protect Kodi's web interface, plus give better information around the security implications of enabling external interfaces if you do choose to enable them.
 
Platform Specifics
As a cross-platform application, we try our very best to keep all platforms feature equivalent where we can. However, there are inevitably platform differences, and we also have to make room by dropping old platforms as technology moves on.
The big platform change with this release is new support for tvOS, but this means waving goodbye to iOS 32-bit. Beyond that, there are specific tweaks such as specific TopShelf support and fixes on AppleTV, better logging and notch support on iOS, and a move to a single Linux binary for multiple windowing systems (X11, Wayland, and GBM) versus the previous three. That last one will make a big difference to both users and package maintainers since you'll no longer have to select a different binary based on the target environment.
 
Behind the Scenes
Probably too hidden for many users, but there are inevitably changes and improvements that you can't see, but might give more scope for new features later on: API changes to feed subtitle URIs to the player; multiple updates to various core modules; improvements to API calls and actions, and many more. They may not be important to you, but they took real work and I mention them for completeness.

[Wanilton]

Já tivemos algumas alterações no Kodi 19.0 final, então está vindo a versão 19.1, no post inicial temos os instaladores atualizados com as últimas alterações promovidas no core do Kodi pós versão final 19.0.

Lista de commits

https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/commits/Matrix

[Azerty Ytreza]

BONJOUR,
pouvez-vous m'envoyer des addons de peau MQ 9 pour la matrice Kodi pour le tester
Meilleures salutations

[Wanilton]

Bonjour,

Le skin MQ9 est actuellement disponible pour les donneurs. Une fois terminé, il sera rendu public via le Kodi repo.

[Ygor Andrade]

Estou com meu kodi 19 dando falha na reprodução, tem uma série de erros mas não sei como resolver afinal nem sei qual é o erro, quem poder me ajudar agradeço desde já.

[Wanilton]

Verifiquei seu log, o problema que tens é que o conteúdo que está tentando reproduzir é online, e não tens autorização de acesso, código 401.

Provável que o conteúdo esteja disponível apenas para pessoas com credenciais de acesso (usuário e senha).

Não vi erros de outra natureza em seu log..

Claramente não é um problema no Kodi, o problema aqui é a origem dos conteúdos, teste com conteúdos locais, ou com addons disponíveis
no repositório oficial, e vai perceber que funcionam normalmente.

[Henrique Castro]

tem alguém que saiba programação em python para me ajudar no meu addon para ele aceitar as minhas listas em regex ?

[Wanilton]

Nova versão do Kodi matrix, versão 19.2, disponível para download no post inicial deste tópico.

[Wanilton]

Okay, we know that we've only just released 19.2, and some of you are probably even still waiting for that, but that's a big part of the reason we need to push out a new build. We still had some challenges with the Xbox release, and some other issues came to light that we didn't want to ignore - so, rather than get into platform-specific point releases, we thought we'd just nudge up to 19.3 and go for it.
 
As with other point releases, don't go looking for new features, as that isn't really the purpose here. Full details are on GitHub, but here's the short form...

• We've had some challenges getting the Xbox version released because of some specific platform requirements needed for 4k/HEVC playback. With the help of @CelesAtXbox (thanks so much!) we think we've now genuinely got those covered to Microsoft's satisfaction, and can finally get this into the Windows Store.
  
• There's also an issue with an expired certificate for 18.9 on Xbox, which effectively takes that version off that platform for new installations, so timing is opportune to fix that.
  
• There's been a long-standing Atmos audio issue on all platforms that support TrueHD passthrough - we know that this has been irritating people for some time, and we've now been able to fix this.
  
• We unintentionally introduced a bug in 19.2 that broke Airplay, so we've fixed that one.
  
• A couple of gaming-related fixes, notably a controller fix and some shader issues on Retroplayer.
  
• We've fixed a bug that affected thumbnails for watched episodes when hiding episode spoilers.
  
• We've much improved the metadata shown in Linux app stores.
  

Thanks, as always, to everyone who has helped by reporting, isolating or fixing issues.
 
You should be fine to install this straight over the top of your existing Kodi version - indeed, this will happen automatically on many platforms - but, if you've any doubts, back up your userdata beforehand. Similarly, this is a minor version bump, so there's no change to database versions or anything similar on the vast majority of platforms; the exception here is obviously if you're getting your first taste of a major upgrade (i.e. 18.x to 19.x).
If you're interested, you can read the merged PRs here. If you want to read back on the full history of v19 itself, or of previous versions, you can find the corresponding articles in the relevant blog posts.
 
Application deployment on different platforms (notably, Google Play and the Microsoft Store) can vary considerably due to circumstances outside of our control, so just be patient, and the update will inevitably find its way through.