A multitude of Kodi android TV boxes have been introduced in the last few years with the Dragon Box being one of them. The Dragon box originally came with a dual core CPU but has since been upgraded to a quad core. With many android TV boxes having a quad core or even octa core CPU… Read More »
A TV dongle is a generic name given to the many TV sticks roughly the size of a USB flash drive that are available in today’s market. These small TV sticks are basically small computers that plug into a TVs HDMI port and can than display a multitude of content. Most all will come with a… Read More »
Kodi when combined with the many add-ons available makes it a cord-cutters dream. One of the problems with Kodi though is that it has been created more for the technophile than someone who wants a plug-and-play option. Well this is something the makers of Idroidnation are trying to change by bringing a full android TV box’s with Kodi… Read More »
Kodi can be run on many platforms from a standard desktop to a Raspberry Pi. The minimum hardware requirements are listed as having a Dual core 2 GHz CPU, 3D capable GPU graphics hardware controller , and 1 GB of RAM. I have run Kodi on much slower machines and it does work although the experience… Read More »
Kodi media center is a free software suite that can stream video and music content among other things. Kodi was originally called XBMC which stands for Xbox Media Center. Originally made to replace the first Xbox dashboard and add many cool features, it has since moved on and is know called Kodi. Since it has… Read More »
After receiving the new Raspberry Pi model 2 I was all ready to install Kodi with Rasbmc as I had done before on the B+ 512 Mb version, but I found out it was incompatible with the new quad core model 2. The good news is that Rasbmc has been renamed and updated and now called OSMC.… Read More »
OSMC RC3 vs OpenELEC 5.0.8 on a Raspberry Pi 2 Since getting the new Raspberry Pi 2 Quad core I have installed both OpenELEC and OSMC on it to see which one was better at running Kodi. I did a write up on how to install Kodi using either OpenELEC or OSMC which you can check… Read More »
Many users of Kodi find that their router is not up-to-date enough to transfer the large amount of data that Kodi needs to stream content. The question of “What is the best router for Kodi?” is being asked in many forums as Kodi users look to speed up their Kodi machines WiFi. One size router will… Read More »
Kodi can be installed to a iOS device with a few steps. The device must be jail broken and follow the following requirements. Requirements To install Kodi for iOS you must have a jailbroken iDevice running iOS 5.1.1 and higher. For hardware: iPad (1,2,3,4), iPad Air (1,2), iPad Mini (1,2,3), iPhone (4, 4s,… Read More »
Kodi, previously called XBMC has become a very popular home media center among cable cord cutters. The reason it has become do popular is simple, #1 it is free, and #2 addons can be installed to do just about anything. Addons are what make Kodi unique among home entertainment software. A Kodi addon/plugins works much the… Read More »