Kodi 22 Piers is the latest release of Kodi. This release replaces the previous Kodi 21 Omega. In this article, we will review all the major changes in this release so you will know what to expect and how to get the most out of this exciting version.
This release is still in the early stages of development, and we will update you as the development progresses. Currently, the next milestone is Kodi 22 Alpha 1.
Here you can find what’s new in Kodi 22:
- Added support for HDR toggle in Windows 11 24H2
- Added option to delete live TV recordings after watching
- Adds support for showing recently added TV and radio channels
- Added a process to clean old images from the cache
- Improved default TLS config to TLS 1.2+ and PFS ciphers
- Fixed playback delay for items from uPnP sources
- Added support for allowing access to SMB share without the need to enter credentials
- Add anisotropic filtering support, enabling the GPU to improve the video appearance
- Improved user experience when playing movies and episodes from Bluray ISO and BDMV
- Improved bitrate detection for MKV files
- Improved selection between PulseAudio and PipeWire for audio in Linux
- Implemented DTS support for webOS
- Improved compatibility for Dolby Vision playback on webOS
- Fixed playback stopped when reading external SRT subtitle files
- Improved ASS subtitles format detection
- Enhanced detection for AMD Radeon RX 6400
- Updated documentation for Kodi on FreeBSD
- Many performance improvements, memory leak fixes and application crash fixes
Those improvements and fixes make Kodi 22 Fiers a superb release worth waiting for.