Hello everyone, I’m thrilled to share my recent success in integrating Kodi with OpenHAB! After encountering some initial challenges, I managed to get everything working smoothly, and I’d love to walk you through my journey and some tips that might help you too.My Setup I’m running OpenHAB 2.2.0 on a Raspberry Pi 3 with Kodi installed on OpenELEC. The goal was to control Kodi directly from OpenHAB, which would allow me to manage media playback through voice commands or even automate certain tasks.The Challenges At first, I faced some hurdles. After installing the Kodi binding and following the documentation, my Kodi instance kept going offline immediately after discovery. I checked the ports, reviewed the logs, and even tried reinstalling the binding multiple times. Nothing seemed to work, and the logs weren’t giving me much insight.The Solution After some research and reaching out to the community, I realized that ensuring the correct network settings was crucial. I made sure that Kodi was running on the same network as OpenHAB and that the necessary ports were open. Additionally, I discovered that sometimes the Kodi WebSocket service might not start correctly, so I manually restarted Kodi and ensured the service was active.Tips for Others 1. Network Configuration: Double-check that both OpenHAB and Kodi are on the same network and that there are no firewall restrictions blocking the necessary ports.2. Logs and Diagnostics: Enable TRACE logging in OpenHAB to get more detailed information about what’s happening during the discovery and connection process.3. Manual Restart: If Kodi isn’t responding, try restarting it manually to ensure all services are running correctly.Final Thoughts It was a bit frustrating at first, but with persistence and a little help from the community, I got everything sorted out. Now, I can control Kodi seamlessly through OpenHAB, which has really enhanced my smart home setup. I hope this guide helps someone else avoid the same headaches!If anyone has additional tips or遇到其他问题，please feel free to share. Happy automating! 