One of the main reasons for the popularity of the Amazon Fire TV Stick is the remote, which is included when purchasing the device. However, sometimes the remote stop working and you have no way to control your device. This problem can be solved easily in most cases, as there are common reasons for it.
How to Install Fen on Kodi
The Fen add-on is no longer available. See our list of the best Kodi add-ons for some alternatives.
The Fen add-on is an excellent choice if you are looking for good HD and 4K links and Real Debrid integration. It is a popular and well-maintained add-on. With Fen, you can watch the newest and most popular movies and TV shows with the highest quality available. All the titles are arranged by different categories, and you can easily search for your favorite movie or TV show.
How to Install Nole Cinema on Kodi
If you are looking for a good and reliable add-on for TV shows and movies, then the Nole Cinema add-on is perfect for you. It includes many genres and categories including new releases, classics, action, adventure, drama, fantasy, horror, romance, war, comedy, international and much more. All the content is HD and the quality is amazing!
How to Remove Pairing Message from Kodi
Sometimes when you try to watch a movie or TV show on a popular add-on like Exodus Redux, you get an annoying popup message. This message notifies you that if you want to watch the video, authentication is required by pairing your IP address to a specific website. Those websites are usually full of abusive ads and malware. Fortunately, there is an easy way to remove this message.
How to Install Exodus Redux on Kodi
Exodus was a well-known add-on for Kodi that was used to watch movies and TV shows. Over the years Exodus was forked many times and was eventually shut down, but still the original add-on exists with several improvements and additions under the name Exodus Redux. This add-on is currently one of the best add-ons for Kodi, with huge collection of movies and TV shows for you to choose from.
How to Install Sport365 on Kodi
The Sport365 add-on is no longer available. See our list of the best Kodi add-ons for some alternatives.
The Sport365 add-on pulls streams from the best IPTV websites, so you can expect great live sports events with excellent quality. Once entering the add-on, you see a long list of events without any folder, and all you need to to is to choose an event like live soccer game, Grand Prix motor race, snooker championship and much more.
How to Play Games on Kodi
A cool and exciting feature added in Kodi 18 is the option to play games on your Kodi. As a result, you can play a huge collection of retro games without owning a gaming console. The Internet Archive ROM Launcher add-on downloads the game you choose to play and emulates it as one of many platforms, including Sega, Atari, Nintendo, Commodore 64, MS-DOS, Game Boy, Amiga, PlayStation and more.
Using Arguments and Adding Menu to Kodi Add-ons
Following our first tutorial explaining how to create your first Kodi add-on, the next steps will be to use the arguments the Kodi passes to the add-on and add a menu for this add-on. This tutorial is based on the Python code created in the previous tutorial.
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How to Install Vimeo on Kodi
Vimeo is one of the biggest and a most popular video sharing websites. You can watch there animation, music videos, documentaries, action sports and much more from a huge collection of videos. The Vimeo add-on has all the content found on the website, arranged by categories. You can also search for a specific video.
How to Enable Automatic Subtitles on Kodi
Downloading subtitles for movies and TV shows is one of the common activities when working with Kodi. Every time you want to download a subtitle, you first need to open the subtitles selection dialog manually and then choose a specific subtitle. However opening the subtitles selection dialog can be done automatically by installing the AutoSubs add-on.
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