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You can have a DVD reader plugged to it and I also have a DVB-T adapter to watch TV. There are also emulators to play games nowadays (how legal that is most lik
by forty 6y ago
You can have a DVD reader plugged to it and I also have a DVB-T adapter to watch TV. There are also emulators to play games nowadays (how legal that is most likely depends on the country you are in).
- dogma1138 6y agoAnd how many people do you think use it as a DVB-T/DVD player? I don’t understand really why is it so controversial to admit that Kodi’s sole existence is dependent on piracy as it provides a good UX to a large library of media files. Same goes for Plex, everyone knows what it’s used for. Sure there can be legitimate uses for this software but without the piracy angle we know that it wouldn’t be maintained or even really exist. Kodi started as a homebrew media player for the Xbox to play additional media formats and files from sources other than the main DVD drive.
- forty 6y agoNo idea, but at least I do use it for legal content. I believe it even works with some steaming DRM nowadays (even though I don't use that). No idea what others are doing, but I don't see why people would use kodi to see pirated content more than other video player/media center. A pirated video file should be readable everywhere.