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Kodi for use on a Raspberry Pi is best deployed in the form of LibreELEC. This has HDMI-CEC support and GUI configuration built-in.
by sebazzz 3y ago
Kodi for use on a Raspberry Pi is best deployed in the form of LibreELEC. This has HDMI-CEC support and GUI configuration built-in.
- ssl-3 3y agoLibreELEC is indeed slick: Their motto is, IIRC, "Just enough Linux to run Kodi." It is absolutely ideal if what one wants to have is a dedicated media player appliance and -- like any other cromulent video playing appliance -- it Just Works. But there's a ton of other ways to get Kodi running on Raspberry Pi hardware. For instance: There was a time when I was running Kodi under RetroPie, so I could combine antique console emulation and video playing on one [at the time] Pi 3.