Apple TV kodi on the appletv?

[j2048b]

not sure i can post this in here but it is a hack id suppose?

anyone seen a new way to put kodi on the appletv? there are a few threads out there using a dev account etc....

anyone tried it yet?

 

[Applejuiced]

On the original Apple TV I know you can. Not sure on newest ones.
Just get a fire stick and sideload kodi.

 

[j2048b]

Here is the link to install kodi:

http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=245978

 

[j2048b]

On the original Apple TV I know you can. Not sure on newest ones.
Just get a fire stick and sideload kodi.

I have a couple of the old ones running oe, so they are still ok to use, not the best but doable!

 

[felt.]

Why not just use a raspberry pi 2? http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=250817

 

[j2048b]

Why not just use a raspberry pi 2? http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=250817

I could do that, nut not really sure if its powerful enough to handle bigger loads on a network? As far as 720-1080 movies etc....?

Ill check out the pi 2 and see what specs it offers

The 10/100 ethernet port would be the only reason id shy away from it tbh

 

[bluefbk]

I use a Pi 2, easy to setup and works great hard wired or with a wifi dongle. Bluetooth keyboard/remote works great. Entire setup ~ $70usd from Amazon. The Pi is by far the best option I've used.

 

[vader_slri]

Yes, this works. You need a developer account (free). The instructions linked above are pretty good. Current Kodi version is a "pre-alpha" of Krypton (v17). It is surprisingly stable - been running it for the past couple of weeks with no crashes to speak of.

 

[j2048b]

Yes, this works. You need a developer account (free). The instructions linked above are pretty good. Current Kodi version is a "pre-alpha" of Krypton (v17). It is surprisingly stable - been running it for the past couple of weeks with no crashes to speak of.

Yeah ive seen alot about it, but i got a few og atv, so one is now running openelec, and the other has osmc on it and both seem to run really well!

So ill wait to do this route, but always great to have options!

 

[joseph34]

Yes, this works. You need a developer account (free). The instructions linked above are pretty good. Current Kodi version is a "pre-alpha" of Krypton (v17). It is surprisingly stable - been running it for the past couple of weeks with no crashes to speak of.

Do you know how to install zip addons?
I have 1 month searching how to install them but no results, the addons I have its from superrepo
Please help me about to install addons from zip
TIA

 

[felt.]

Do you know how to install zip addons?
I have 1 month searching how to install them but no results, the addons I have its from superrepo
Please help me about to install addons from zip
TIA

https://superrepo.org/get-started/
?

 

[Carlanga]

You need a Mac and free Xcode software and a free dev account. Real easy to side load kodi on it. Runs good has nightly builds to keep up to date. There is also the mrmc kodi version that you can buy directly on the atv App Store but has no addon support.

I recommend you browse the atv subforum