How To Install Kodi In Raspbian Jessie Raspberry pi 1 , 2 3 , Zero

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How To Install Kodi In Raspbian Jessie Raspberry pi 1 , 2 , Zero

TO INSTALL KODI RASPBIAN JESSIE RASPBERRY PI

DO NOT ADD THE QUOTATION MARKS

3. cd kodi-15-jessie

4. sudo ./install

IF YOU GET ERROR 404 Not Found Use this

3. cd kodi-15-jessie

4. sudo ./install

if this method is not working for you try this in the Terminal
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install kodi
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[TheChazzyC]

my little raspberry pi is now a freaking movie/ tv binge watching center. You're amazing. Also, A+ for the most simplest video on youtube to do this. Seriously, you gave us like 4 steps and was like "done"
Seriously you're amazing

[ETAPRIME]

If this method is not working for you try this in the Terminal
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install kodi

[gsr]

Thumbs up. Thanks for the info. I tried both methods and neither one worked. I used the sudo apt command and installed perfectly. I had to make some changes to read my hard drive but other than that, its now running pretty smooth on trial runs. I haven't gotten a legitimate run at it but you helped me tremendously. THANK YOU.

[ETAPRIME]

2. tar -xzf kodi-15-jessie-rpb.tar.gz

3. cd kodi-15-jessie

4. sudo ./install


IF YOU GET ERROR 404 Not Found Use this


2. tar -xzf kodi-15-jessie-rpb.tar.gz

3. cd kodi-15-jessie

4. sudo ./install

[tomgoffnett]

Great voice for radio and tutorials. Your voice reminds me of Chef John - he makes great tutorials - it's a big compliment :)

[billyflowers]

just wanted to say from using your video i did this install and it worked great. Thanks!!

[andreaspre]

Hi, at first thank you for the guide, worked fine.
Although Kodi is working as it should I got performance problems as laggs and when trying to Exit Kodi I got blackscreen freeze. So I need to reboot the raspberry pi. Are there any new versions that should be used ?

[horhaycalverto]

Thanks for your videos! I do have a question. I pluged in my RPI3 before I could monitor the boot up. I guess it has loaded Raspian as default, and I don't have a selection of operating systems to choose from. I need open elect and don't know what to do now. Will you help me? Thanks

[chrischong]

The method you showed in the video did not work but the "sudo apt" thing seemed to work. So why show all the fuss with the usb stick? Is it superior?

[RobertGossCreator]

Great video question, once it's installed on Raspberry would I be able to stream from the Raspberry to my TV using a HDMI cable. thanks

[estufa]

how did you record RB's screen on boot???

[joeypitera]

Hey man I got a question for you and i could really use your help I'm a big fan and have been inspired by you and others like your channel to do some of my own builds i have a pi 3b and i am trying to setup kodi and put epsxe on it and run my ps1 games from the disc I have a substantial collection and I do not want to spend the time to either RIP or download backups I would appreciate the help man thanks

[skipinator]

I had to use the third method, but it worked!

[MrRealgib]

Everything goes smooth, but then Kodi will not launch. I then try to launch with "kodi" command in the terminal and I get "/usr/lib/kodi/kodi/bin: error while loading shared libraries: libEGL.so: cannot open shared object file: No such directory"

[EthanDavis.w]

If I used NOOBS and selected both raspbian and OSMC would it work like this?

[jmitra]

what are you using to control it when your making this video?

[articrevised]

tried every method possible even some from comments section and none worked!
i click it to start it and it never pops up but its in my task manager

[YourFreeToys]

Installed and running. Went to play a video. Looked like it was buffering but wasnt playing, not even any sound.

Any ideas ? Could it maybe me my Pi which I think is 900Mhz CPU 512mb RAM ?

Edit: I did update to Jarvis as it's menu system is more familiar to me.

Edit 2: Using Jessie, no GUI, and kodi set to launch on powerup / reboot so AFAIK my setup is as small (non resource piggy) as it gets... not that I suspect it matters but addon Exodus which is what I also use on my phone and tablet.

Edit 3: Used cat /proc/cpuinfo, seems I have (Rev. 000e) Model B Revision 2.0 - 512Mb.

[blahmaster]

Thank you for the knowledge, but is there a way to update kodi once you download it?

[juliofeliu]

Mr ETA Prime a just update to the new Rasbian Jessie and this don't work and i will like to know if you know how install retro pi on Rasbian jessie or ubuntu Thanks sr