Since a few weeks I’m having some issue with this Kodi app.
I have four shield tv devices and with all of them I have connect issues. I did not change a thing but all of a sudden they could not connect anymore.
When I remove the device and add it again they are all found but again no connection (device unavailable)
What can I do or check to get connected again?
Thanks.
No one?
http port is 8080 and tcp port is 9090.
I am going to use this great app in a project to play movies with flows but I can see that the app is not updateded in 2 years. This might because it’s not maintained or that it works so great so no updates been needed 
Will this app still be maintained?
May I also ask, while I’m here, what hardware are you using for your Kodi setup?
Wondering this too!!
Hi guys! Sorry for the late reply. I switched to home assistant a few years ago, so I am not using Homey anymore to automate my home. When I find some time, I will have a look to see if I can update the app to SDK3. But first… I got to find my Homey somewhere 
That would be great, @Marvin_Schenkel!
Otherwise: would you be willing to transfer the app to another developer if you aren’t able to update and/or maintain it yourself?
Hey Henk! I would definitely be willing to transfer the app. Do you know anyone who would want to upgrade and maintain this app?
Perhaps @Arie_J_Godschalk, who has offered this in another thread.
But I know his list is already long…
He’s doing a great job for the community!
But perhaps there are other developers too who are willing…
It’s on my list indeed, but not very high: i don’t have any Kodi devices.
I first take on Apps that either require no device at all or i have at least one device for.
Else i wouldn’t know how to manage developement in a serious way.
Totally understand it, @Arie_J_Godschalk!
Already appreciate how much you’ve done already!
Perhaps @Marvin_Schenkel finds some time (I"d be happy to buy you a few beers, hopefully a few more users will) or another developer can step in.
I understand updating to SDK v3 is one thing, maintaining it without actually having a device yourself is another.
