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Kodi is free, open-sourced software. People do make money by selling subscriptions to streams.
its strange to me as well, but apparently there's people that just like writing software for others to use or taking tv shows and stripping out all the commercials and putting them up on the internet for others consume. Its like all those crazy people that maintain wikipedia.
Kodi is software. It is free. People create and maintain it as a hobby. It is open sourced so anyone in the world can modify and build on it.
It's the pirate code. There are and have been streaming services that get a bunch of high quality sources and try to monetize them by making them subscription based. Some are even talked about in this very thread. I don't subscribe to any nor to I support that, but, I'm not going to cast any stones either. From the first time you recorded a song off the radio with your tape deck the debate began on what copyright means once the material is changed into a digital format and if you've ever seeded a torrent you'd understand that paying back to the community is a different thing than selling copies of DVDs on the street corner.
You should see the #### on my third and fourth wife.
bingofirestick for experimenting and trying things out. firetv or another box like you suggest when you decide that's what you want to do and are getting devices for all your tvs.
Yeah, but I'm a raspberry pi guy. Not that I'm getting away from ethernet anytime soon.
Yeah no AC on the pi without a dongle. Not worth it obviously if you can connect via ethernet.
this. you may have to add the network location first as a source, but all drive letters should be available.
Have you tried titanium? Watched a vide of no limits and thinking of making the switch
I have not tried Titanium. Once I made the switch to No Limits, I haven't looked back. I'll give Titanium a try on my next install and report back.
Had a really bad nfl streaming experience a few weeks ago. Only one source worked and it had no sound and was choppy as hell and delayed.
1- No, just how the interface looks and its location in Kodi
there's one thing I do not rely on when it comes to kodi. live sports
I've got a GooBang Doo MXIII. Pretty solid box. I use it for other stuff more than I do Kodi as you can install any Android apps on it. Only complaint would be that the remote is rather sluggish though that may be improved with the newer model.
I have the first gen Q and an older one. Both have been great and work without issue. They need Kodi upgrades as I am way overdue.
Thanks for the reply Tone
Yes to both the Pigflytech and the Minix.
Yes. There are Netflix and Amazon video apps in the Google Play store tat can be installed on any Android device. The only downside is that they only support 2 channel audio. At least that's the case with Netflix but I'm not positive about Amazon Prime as I've never used that app.
just ordered a refurb for 70FireTV box came in today. Looking forward to hacking this #####.
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That's the route I went too. Looks brand ####### newjust ordered a refurb for 70
No need - just use it as it's intended. Load Kodi.FireTV box came in today. Looking forward to hacking this #####.
Agreed. I'm not entirely sure what Trakt does. Not sure if it plays any role in solving this, but the one thing that's sorely missing from exodus or kodi in general is to give you a history of what you've watched so that you can see what you watched last and either continue where you left off or move on to the next episode. That would be very useful whenever I leave exodus and watch something on smoothstream and then come back.
