Kodi XBMC

[Far Cough]

"My Phoenix has somehow disappeared When I say disappeared, the main title Phoenix is there but the sub title Phoenix under it has gone Has anybody else seen this? It's my main repo for watching streams, so I'm a bit gutted Cheers"

[Gavros]

SPORT

[Far Cough]

You mean PORN? Yes

[Gavros]

"can you get, ah, specialist movies on these things?"

[Buster]

"My Fire tablet needs the cable and charger it came with, otherwise I always get the low power source warning."

[Far Cough]

"It still needs power, better to use a phone type charger as some USB ports don't supply enough power"

[stubbo]

"Yes, but has a USB style power supply requirement."

[Buster]

The stick just plugs into the HDMI port doesn't it?

[stubbo]

The TV USB port doesn't provide enough power...they need to be plugged into the mains.

[Dan M]

"Huffers 4:39 Wed Feb 17 I've set two up, both plugged into the USB port on their respective telly. Both displayed an on-screen message that the USB wasn't supplying enough power, but other than the message there haven't been any problems."

[doomhunk]

Jam rock Ammer 5:54 Wed Feb 17 I use the Paradox build on my FireTV box and several FireTV sticks. Very good indeed. http://youtu.be/dHGmsNKa-BA

[Ricky Bobby]

Ricky Bobby 8:09 Wed Feb 17 WHOMail please

[Ricky Bobby]

HELP!!! I have a tv box and when I run kodi everything stutters to the point nothing is watchable... About to throw it out the window.

[Far Cough]

"In my experience, Kodi runs better on Android than Windows, I don't know why that should be but I get of stuttering videos on Windows whereas on Android, they run perfectly"

[Herts Hammer]

"I'm running it on an intel compute stick. Has the advantage of being a full Windows 10 machine as well. So you can run KODI on it fine, but it can also run all the other windows apps as well (though it's not powerful enough for PC gaming). http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/compute-stick/intel-compute-stick.html"

[mallard]

If you want hard wired connections - Raspberry Pi is your answer

[Jam rock Ammer]

Any advice as to which is the best build to use/download when using Amazon firestick i.e schizm tv etc....cheers

[HappyHammer69]

"Yeah, they have hundreds of sports channels from all over the globe but really is just nice to have reliable Sky and BT links. I find Dexter pro and ZemTV get a lot of buffering. I still use NJM or Robocop for PLP but all the other stuff like darts I watch on Sports Donkey. They also have all the Sky movies and all the documentary channels."

[ray winstone]

"HH69, is Sports Donkey really that good, it was pants on Kodi a few months ago when it was 'free'?"

[HappyHammer69]

"I use an M8s box and it's great. Best thing to do, is wipe the pre loaded kodi off and reinstall it from the app store. This way you'll always get the latest version of Kodi without messing about. Then install Ares and cherry pick the addons you want, that way you keep it nice and light, without too much bloat. I subscribe to Sports Donkey, less than a £1 a week if buy the year package, it's a true bargain."

[HappyHammer69]

"I use an M8s box and it's great. Best thing to do, is wipe the pre loaded kodi off and reinstall it from the app store. This way you'll always get the latest version of Kodi without messing about. Then install Ares and cherry pick the addons you want, that way you keep it nice and light, without too much bloat. I subscribe to Sports Donkey, less than a £1 a week if buy the year package, it's a true bargain."

[Far Cough]

You can power it with a suitable power brick or USB power

[Huffers]

Is the stick literally just a stick (powered by the tv)?

[hub hub hub hub]

Rodfarts¬†3:54 Wed Feb 17 Is that where you watch the home games fordy ? ?üòâ

[Northern Sold]

Heard a few people say their M8box is no good but to be fair mine is as good as new... had a few problems in teh past but a few factory resets and reload the wizard and it's as good as new.... can't think of last time it buffered...

[appyhammer78]

"sportsmania is awful infusum is the best by far for footie PPV and it's £12 per month but you get Sky, BT and NBC channels so can watch the hammers in glorious HD home and away"