a step by step instructions for the kodi app for vixio 2 will be very nice to have

[supaman32052]

a step by step instructions for the kodi app for vixio 2 will be very nice to have.. because newbies like me wouldnt have to aggravate anyone for knowledge.. right now if u ask.. they will say go to you tube.. or read read read.. but if we had step by step instructions it would eliminate most setup questions for people that dont have a clue what kodi is..

[K00lKatT]

And once again I tell you if you want to know something, go to the source...this will tell you the history, purpose and vision of Kodi/XBMC, thks..

kodi.tv

[K00lKatT]

Let me ask you how do you think we all learned this stuff??...New material takes a dedicated effort to learn and be comfortable with, we ALL went through this and much of it by trial & error...welcome to the club

[K00lKatT]

Kodi has a complete section called wiki which covers any questions you may have regarding install on anything, thks..

[K00lKatT]

There is no easy way, Kodi/XBMC is huge and only growing, it's a learning process for all. There is no way to duck it, thks..

[K00lKatT]

tell him the fun we had with the MyGica updates...lol...I learned new words and gestures as I'm sure you did, also...

[K00lKatT]

download and install from MickyMart and use it...pretty straightforward...

[K00lKatT]

you can use two methods, from the url or d/l the zipped add on and install from usb zip drive. Be aware there are differnces from repositories and plain add ons.

[K00lKatT]

simply put a repository is a collection of add ons controlled by a dev group, an add on is just simply the bare bones add on. I don't like installing a bunch of repositories for the simple reason many of them modify Kodi to their function and this can cause compatibility probs. I also don't like to bloat up my box with a bunch of stuff I will never use. The advantage of a repository is most will update themselves and just using the simple add on may require a little more work on your part to keep updated. I like to keep my boxes lean & mean and don't mind the little bit of work to keep them updated...JMO