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There's only one correct answer: https://kodi.tv/ https://kodi.tv/ Works fine, but it is not the most stable software. Plenty of add-ons and themes, and (proba
by input_sh 5y ago
There's only one correct answer: https://kodi.tv/ https://kodi.tv/
Works fine, but it is not the most stable software. Plenty of add-ons and themes, and (probably the reason why it's popular) you can sideload some pirate TV add-ons.
- scrollaway 5y agoLast I used Kodi, it was a great app for, like, DIY entertainment management but utterly useless if you are expecting to use something like Spotify or YouTube. It has been a while though, so I might be outdated on this, but I'm guessing it's still not possible to log into spotify from it, browse the spotify library / your playlists, use device remote play from your phone to the tv, and so on. Same goes for youtube (though I do remember some useful-ish youtube plugins, they didn't go beyond logged-out browsing)
- input_sh 5y agoPretty sure Spotify works fine. They have a fully functioning API for premium users. Netflix might be a problem though.
- herbst 5y agoLogged in YouTube works fine. I use both (android and Kodi) and honestly it's not so much worse on Kodi. Plus you don't need to sideload apks to disable the current ad flood
- ajot 5y agoIf you have Kodi on Android, you can have "links" (I don't remember the name in Kodi, sorry) for the Spotify, Youtube, Netflix, etc Android apps within Kodi.
- bitL 5y agoAren't most of those add-ons depending on real-debrid now, meaning a $5/month subscription? Why not Netflix then?
- herbst 5y agoNo? Not the Kodi I have at least, it feels like a huge open source community with many clunky but usually working apps.