"Kodi" is a free and open-source media streaming app that allows users to organize and play multimedia content from the internet via third-party add-ons. It is the successor to Xbox Media Center (XBMC) and is available on a range of devices, including Android, IOS, Windows, Linux, macOS, and more. The app has a 10-foot user interface designed for use with a remote control as the primary input device, making it ideal for use in the living room. The app does not include any content, so users must provide their own or install third-party add-ons. "Kodi" is released under the GPLv2.0+ license and includes third-party libraries that use compatible licenses. The app has a skin called Estuary, which is designed to be fast and user-friendly. However, the app can be difficult to set up at the beginning. It is not designed for use with smaller phones and tablets. "Kodi" does not endorse the streaming of copyright-protected material without permission, and it has no affiliation with any third-party plug-in or add-on provider. To upgrade, users must have installed an official released version by Team "Kodi".
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Kodi media center, a free and open source cross-platform entertainment hubKodi, the successor to Xbox Media Center (XBMC), is an open-source media-streaming app. It allows you to organize and play your favorite multimedia content from the internet via third-party add-ons, including TV, radio, photos, games, videos, etc. Pros:-- Open-source and free to use.-- Tons of different add-ons that allow you to access live TV, movies and TV show catalogs, music, and radio, as well as games.-- A range of devices supported, such as Android, IOS, Windows, Linux, macOS, etc.Cons:-- .....
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