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Unlike other Kodi/XBMC remote control apps, this app is solely focused on handling your music collection.Extensive Device Support:* Optimized for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus (including split screen mode in landscape view)* Supports multitasking on iPad (slide over on iPad Air/Air 2, split view on iPad Air 2)* Adapted for iPad Pro* Well-suited for slower Kodi devices (like Raspberry PI) and large music collections, because the entire music collection is cached locallyHighlights:* Local favorites: Create a list of favorite artists, albums, songs, radio stations, etc.* Notification center widget for quick control* Browse your music collection offline - it is cached entirely on your device!* Smart search - search artist, albums, and titles at the same time* Context aware search results - for example, search for a title, and open the related artist and his albums* Artist and album details - view the Kodi info or browse Google, Wikipedia, YouTube, or Amazon for infos about your favorite music* Display the lyrics of the current song - even synchronized.

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all for less than a beer!NEW: Sing along by using the new lyrics feature! Access lyrics via the CU LRC Lyrics addon (install in Kodi first), display embedded lyrics, or the google for lyricsNot ready to get it yet? Check out the free version 'Kodi/XBMC Music Remote' (not all features included).Find more information at help at the manuals at is the app for those who manage and play their music collection via the Kodi/XBMC media center. I don't know, that's why I'm asking.Finally quick access to your music collection! A Kodi/XBMC remote control specifically designed for music lovers - wrapped in a slim and elegant user interface. Unless I need to have a eye on all new PRs, which maybe is the right way to do it. On the other hand I wouldn't know since I never got the chance to have a constructive discussion about the problems. Since that seemed to be the biggest problem. The sad thing is that it would probably be one or two line fix to make it work with both movies and tvshows. Or is that how it works? When a bug is detected, remove whole PR, try and fix, and add it back? But shouldn't the author be notified?

Unless it is completely worthless, but then I wouldn't have been accepted in the first place.

Just feels a little strange to throw it out instead of giving the author a chance to fix it. So for me this was a very useful PR.Д«ut of course I would like it to work for everyone. And even harder if your default service didn't have any good at all. And having to do a new search every time makes it even harder to remember which one you have tested. I use subtitles almost every day, and finding a good one is not always easy. I'm just trying to learn and understand the process. Or, if I try to contribute any more PRs to Kodi that may be accepted, should I be keeping a close eye on all new PRs to see if my is removed? So I would know that there was a problem that I could try and fix? Or what is the right way to know that you need to fix your PR?ДЄnd no, I'm not trying to be a smart ass. I'm new to this so I don't know how things work, but since it was accepted it feels like a comment should have been made in the first PR about the problems found so I could try and fix them, instead of just removing everything? Unfortunately there was some unexpected behavior in my PR. I tried to make a PR #9660 that seemed to work, and that was looked at by others and accepted/merged. I wonder how things work when trying to add new features to Kodi?