Well, that solved my problem.  I had that box check marked.  Well, it all works great now!  Now i'm off to buy it!
Thanks for all of your help!

I now have my whole system setup with VoxCommando and Kodi, and it works amazingly well.  The only issue I have is trying to launch alternates.  If I say something like "Play movie Bad Boys", it will come up with two alternates, one for Bad Boys and one for Bad Boys II.  I will then say "Option 1" (which was the only command I could find when searching for how to launch alternates) and nothing happens.  I see the command pop up in the corner of Kodi and say "Option 1".  It also registers with VoxCommando.  Is there a new command to launch alternates?

Quote from: method007 on November 12, 2015, 02:32:10 PM
Wow so thanks a lot for making those videos.  I learned a lot.  The only issue I have now is that the start and stop events from kodi are not showing up in the history window in VoxCommando.  I went through the install again to make sure I did it right.  Json is showing as connected when I test the HTTP connection.  I tried using that actual IP address and local host as well.  I do have Voxcommando tools (0.1.4) installed on Kodi 15.2, using VoxCommando 2.2.0.7.

Any ideas?

Got it.  I did not have the "subscribe to notifications on port" option selected.  Thank you!

Quote from: nime5ter on November 12, 2015, 02:27:42 PM
Welcome Method007,

The wiki tutorials/documentation are also a good way to get up to speed on how to use events (like those generated automatically by Kodi) to trigger commands etc.

http://voxcommando.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Customizing_Commands

http://voxcommando.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Events

Yes and the videos were really helpful.  It's significantly easier than I thought it would be.  Thanks for your help!

Wow so thanks a lot for making those videos.  I learned a lot.  The only issue I have now is that the start and stop events from kodi are not showing up in the history window in VoxCommando.  I went through the install again to make sure I did it right.  Json is showing as connected when I test the HTTP connection.  I tried using that actual IP address and local host as well.  I do have Voxcommando tools (0.1.4) installed on Kodi 15.2, using VoxCommando 2.2.0.7.

Any ideas?

If anyone can help me I would appreciate it.  I have found a few posts on the subject but nothing with instructions.  I'd like to have VoxCommando switch to off once Kodi is playing something, then switch back to standy by if I pause or stop what is playing.  Anybody have a tutorial on how to accomplish that?