- How to stream from iPhone, iPad, or Android to Kodi
- Enabling Airplay and DLNA functionality in Kodi
- Enabling Airplay and DLNA in Kodi
- Instructions forВ Kodi 14/15/16 (Helix, Isengard, Jarvis)
- Instructions forВ Kodi 17 (Estuary Skin)
- Casting or streaming from iPhone, iPad, or Android devices
- Streaming from iPhone and iPad
- Casting from Android
- HOW-TO:Install Kodi for iOS
- Contents
- 1 Kodi 32-bit or 64-bit?
- 2 Which version of Kodi can I install?
- 3 Download Kodi package
- 3.1 Latest stable Kodi release
- 3.2 Other Kodi builds
- 4 Jailbroken devices
- 4.1 (option A) Install from Cydia
- 4.1.1 Installing
- 4.1.2 Updating
- 4.1.3 Uninstalling
- 4.1.4 Removing settings
- 4.2 (option B) Install from iFile
- 4.3 (option C) Install from Filza
- 5 Non-jailbroken devices
- 5.1 (option A) Install from Xcode and iOS App Signer
- 5.1.1 Prerequisites
- 5.1.2 Downloads
- 5.1.3 Instructions
- 5.1.4 Updating Kodi
- 5.1.5 Modifying Kodi userdata
- 5.1.6 Help
- 5.2 (option B) Install from Cydia Impactor
- 5.2.1 Prerequisites
- 5.2.2 Converting deb into ipa
- 5.2.3 Installing Kodi Using Cydia Impactor
How to stream from iPhone, iPad, or Android to Kodi
January 15, 2017 at 10:56 am by Corey
Media such as music and videos can be streamed to Kodi from an iOS or Android device basically transforming your Kodi instance into an AirPlay and/or DLNA receiver. Apple’s iPhone and iPad devices rely on Airplay while Android device can leverage the DLNA standard in conjunction with an app. However these features are not enabled within Kodi by default.В
Enabling Airplay and DLNA functionality in Kodi
Enabling support for Airplay and DLNA is fairly straight forward. In the case of Kodi running on Windows you’ll need to download and install Apple’s Bonjour Print Services on the system hosting Kodi. Bonjour is an open-source network service discovery protocol. If iTunes is already installed, chances are you will already have the Bonjour service installed.
Enabling Airplay and DLNA in Kodi
If Kodi is running on a Windows host, Apple’s Bonjour Print Services for Windows must be installed on the system before Airplay can be enabled. Browse to this Apple Knowledge Base ArticleВ to download and install the Bonjour Print Services for Windows application.В Reboot the host after installation.
Instructions forВ Kodi 14/15/16 (Helix, Isengard, Jarvis)
- Launch Kodi.
- Navigate to System в†’ Settings в†’ Services. Note: Some of these settings could be hidden. To resolve this Highlight Settings level and hit enter until it changes to Expert.
- Select UPnP / DLNA and enable Share my libraries and enable Allow remote control via UPnP.
- Select Webserver and enable Allow remote control via HTTP.
- Select Remote control and enable Allow remote control by programs on this system and enable Allow remote control by programs on other systems.
- Select Zeroconf and enable Announce services to other systems. If you run into issues enabling this, then Apple’s Bonjour Print Services for Windows isn’t installing or functioning properly.
- Select Airplay and enable AirPlay support.
Instructions forВ Kodi 17 (Estuary Skin)
- Launch Kodi.
- Navigate to Settings→ Services.
- Under General, enable Announce services to other systems.
- Select Control and enable Allow remote control via HTTP, enable Allow remote control from applications on this system, and enable Allow remote control from applications on other systems.
- Select UPnP / DLNA and enable Share my libraries and enable Allow remote control via UPnP.
- Select AirPlay and enable AirPlay support and enable AirPlay Videos and Picture support.
Casting or streaming from iPhone, iPad, or Android devices
Streaming from iPhone and iPad
Streaming from the iPhone or iPad is quite easy. Simply tap the Airplay icon В on Videos and other sourcesВ which support Airplay. Kodi will appear as an Airplay supported device as long as your iOS device is connected to the same network as Kodi (for example, connected to the same WiFi).
But I have some bad news. If you’re using iOS 9 orВ iOS 10 you will need to deselect the optionВ AirPlay Videos and Picture support. Unfortunately this means Airplay with Kodi is limited to audio only. I’ll update this article once a free or open source solution is available.
Casting from Android
Casting from Android isn’t as straight forward as Airplay. Instead a third-party app is required to cast content from apps such as YouTube or OneDrive.
I recommend the full version of Yatse. It costs a few bucks but it’s well worth it. Yatse is a remote control for Kodi which allows you to navigate Kodi’s menus entirely from your mobile device. It also includes a DLNA server which is used to stream content to Kodi.
- From your Android device, download and install Yatse. Then have it upgraded to the premium version. At the time of writing this, there’s a trial period of which you can cast up to five minutes using Yatse which will allow you to try before you buy.
- Launch Yatse and add a Kodi system. Yatse should be able to automatically locate any Windows versions of Kodi. If a Kodi system can’t be located, you’ll need to configure the connection from Yatse manually by inputting the IP address of the system which is running Kodi.
- Once Yatse is configured, try using the remote to make sure you can successfully control Kodi.
- You now have Yatse and it’s included DLNA server installed on your Android mobile device. Yatse uses the Android Share menu within apps for casting. For example, you can now launch YouTube and cast to Kodi by selecting the Share button on a video and then Play on Kodi (or whatever the Kodi’s system hostname is). I’ve also found this to work successfully on a number of other applications such as Photos and OneDrive.
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HOW-TO:Install Kodi for iOS
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The current stable release for iOS is Kodi v19.3 Matrix.
Requirements
- To install Kodi for iOS/iPadOS you must have one of the following:
- a jailbroken iDevice running iOS 6.0 or higher
- a normal iDevice running iOS 6.0 or higher and a Mac running Xcode 7 and higher
- For hardware: iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.
Contents
1 Kodi 32-bit or 64-bit?
Whichever installation method you will follow to install Kodi on your Apple device, you will need to choose between a 32-bit Kodi package or a 64-bit Kodi package. This choice depends on the processor of your device:
- iPhone 1st generation, 3G, 3GS, 4, 4S, 5 and 5C
- iPod Touch 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th generation
- iPad 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation
- iPad Mini 1st generation
- All other newer iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch
2 Which version of Kodi can I install?
- iOS 9.0 and above: latest working Kodi release version is Kodi v19.3 Matrix
- iPadOS 13.1 and above: latest working Kodi release version is Kodi v19.3 Matrix
- iOS 8.4.1 and below latest working Kodi release version is Kodi v17.6 Krypton
3 Download Kodi package
Some installation methods given below will ask you to download a Kodi package ( .deb file). You will find this file in the current section. First, check if your device needs a 32 bit or a 64 bit Kodi build.
3.1 Latest stable Kodi release
If you just want the latest stable Kodi version available for your device, simply click on the 32-bit or 64-bit link above:
3.2 Other Kodi builds
ALWAYS Backup YOUR USERDATA FOLDER WHEN USING DEVELOPMENT BUILDS!
If you want to try a beta or a nightly build of Kodi, choose the build version that you want to install:
Build | Description | URL |
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Stable build | Stable builds are the current stable and recommended versions of Kodi to install on your device. | — 64-bit: http://mirrors.kodi.tv/releases/darwin/ios-arm64/ — 32-bit: http://mirrors.kodi.tv/releases/darwin/ios/ |
Nightly build | Nightly builds are unstable test builds that have the latest bug fixes and feature additions. They are not fully tested, so anticipate issues and be sure to backup your userdata folder | — 64-bit: http://mirrors.kodi.tv/nightlies/darwin/ios-arm64/ — 32-bit: http://mirrors.kodi.tv/nightlies/darwin/ios/ |
Monthly build | Monthly builds are more stable than nightly builds, but still contain lots of experimental new code. | — 64-bit: http://mirrors.kodi.tv/snapshots/darwin/ios-arm64/ — 32-bit: http://mirrors.kodi.tv/snapshots/darwin/ios/ |
Older stable builds | If you wish to download an older version of XBMC/Kodi for whatever reason, you can do so with these same instructions below. | http://mirrors.kodi.tv/apt/ios/deb/ |
4 Jailbroken devices
| NOTICE: If your device is not jailbroken, please follow one of the methods given in Non-jailbroken devices section |
If your device is jailbroken, you can install Kodi with one the methods given below, you only need to choose one.
4.1 (option A) Install from Cydia
4.1.1 Installing
Kodi releases are available on the default BigBoss repository.
Step 1: Tap the Cydia icon on your homescreen.
Step 2: Open «Search» tab.
Step 3: Enter «Kodi» in the search field and touch the Kodi version corresponding to your device.
Step 4: Touch «Modify».
Step 5: Touch «Install».
Step 6: Touch «Confirm».
Step 7: Wait until the «Return to Cydia» button appears and touch it.
Step 8: And you’re done! You should now be running Kodi v19.3 Matrix for iOS. Enjoy!
4.1.2 Updating
Updates for stable releases of Kodi are handled by Cydia and will show up in the ‘Changes’ section when available. (After updating the sources).
4.1.3 Uninstalling
Step 1: Tap the Cydia icon on your homescreen.
Step 2: Touch «Installed» tab.
Step 3: Find Kodi in the list and touch it.
Step 4: Touch «Modify».
Step 5: Touch «Remove».
Step 6: Touch «Confirm».
Step 7: Wait until «Return to Cydia» button appears and touch it. You’re all done.
4.1.4 Removing settings
Kodi will uninstall from your iDevice but will leave certain things (Databases and everything in your Userdata) behind to make it easier if you wanted to reinstall. To delete those:
- From the terminal, run rm -Rf /private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/XBMC/ and rm -Rf /private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/Kodi/ .
- Or from iFile/Filza delete /private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/XBMC/ and /private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/Kodi/ .
4.2 (option B) Install from iFile
- Install iFile from Cydia if you don’t already have it.
- In Mobile Safari (or any browser that can download files) open the .deb file you wish to install, such as from the locations noted here. (e.g: http://mirrors.kodi.tv/nightlies/darwin/ios/xbmc-20111202-6729214-master-ios.deb )
- Wait for the download to complete. Note: Mobile Safari won’t show a progress bar for downloads. Just wait a few minutes until the download is done, but don’t close Safari.
- Select «Open in. «
- Select iFile from the available apps
- iFile will get a copy of the downloaded file and open an action menu. Select install. When iFile is complete you can tap done at the top.
- In iFile, swipe to delete the downloaded Kodi deb file as it is no longer needed.
Note: To go back to a stable version of Kodi you might need to first uninstall Kodi and then use the normal install instructions, or manually download the stable release deb file and install using the dev build instructions.
4.3 (option C) Install from Filza
- Install Filza from Cydia if you don’t already have it.
- In Mobile Safari (or any browser that can download files) open the .deb file you wish to install, such as from the locations noted here. (e.g: http://mirrors.kodi.tv/nightlies/darwin/ios/xbmc-20111202-6729214-master-ios.deb )
- Wait for the download to complete. Note: Mobile Safari won’t show a progress bar for downloads. Just wait a few minutes until the download is done, but don’t close Safari.
- Select «Open in. «
- Select Filza from the available apps
- Filza will open and get a copy of the downloaded. In the files list, select the freshly downloaded file and choose install.
- When you see bash-5.0# at the bottom of your screen you can select respring at the top right and yes.
5 Non-jailbroken devices
5.1 (option A) Install from Xcode and iOS App Signer
| This is considered and advanced and slightly-expirimental method. It is not for the faint of heart. |
This method also requires that Kodi be re-installed every 7 days if you are using a free iOS dev account.
| This method need macOS and Xcode To get macOS on you computer you can use a virtual machine or check for building an hackintosh, but we will not discuss this here. 5.1.1 Prerequisites
5.1.2 DownloadsDownload the Kodi package by following this section. 5.1.3 InstructionsIf you have a paid developer account with a wildcard (*) provisioning profile, you do not need to follow steps 1-6. Step 1: Create a new iOS project in Xcode. Step 2: Type in a name and unique identifier. Step 3: After creating the project Xcode will probably complain about not having a provisioning profile, click Fix Issue. Step 4: Xcode may have you sign into or create your free developer account. Step 5: Select your development team. Step 6: After fixing the issue, Xcode shouldn’t have any errors. Step 7: Open iOS App Signer and select your signing certificate and provisioning profile, click start and choose a location to save the output. Step 8: In Xcode, click the Window menu and then Devices. Step 9: Make sure that your device is selected and click the + and then choose the generated file 5.1.4 Updating KodiTo update Kodi, run iOS App Signer and select the new deb file and the same provisioning profile that you used initially. 5.1.5 Modifying Kodi userdataTo modify the Kodi userdata, you can use any iOS file manager such as iFunbox 5.1.6 HelpIf you are having trouble using iOS App Signer, please post in the forum topic 5.2 (option B) Install from Cydia Impactor
This method also requires that Kodi be re-installed every 7 days if you are using a free iOS dev account. 5.2.1 Prerequisites
5.2.2 Converting deb into ipaBefore beginning the installation, you have to convert .deb file of Kodi into .ipa. That is because Cydia Impactor only accepts .ipa files and not .deb files. If you already know how to convert .deb into .ipa, you skip to the installation below.
Follow the steps given below and you will be able to convert .deb file into .ipa file. Step 1: Right Click on .deb file of Kodi that you downloaded on your PC and Select 7-zip > Extract files. Click OK in the next Window. Step 2: Open the resulting Folder and you will find data.tar file inside. Simply extract data.tar file with Right Click > 7-zip > Extract Files. Step 3: Now you should have data folder and data.tar file in the folder. Step 4: Go inside the data folder and open Applications folder. Here you will find a folder named Kodi.app. Step 5: Here create a new folder and name it “Payload” without quotes. Now you should have 2 folders. Payload and Kodi.app folder. Make sure that the P is capital in Payload. Step 6: Now simply drag the Kodi.app folder and drop it on top of the Payload folder. In other words, copy kodi.app and paste it inside Payload folder. Step 7: Next you have to Right-click the Payload folder and Click 7-zip > Add to archive option. Step 8: A new window will pop up. Here you have to make sure that the Archive format is set to zip and name the archive ending with .ipa . Something like Kodi.ipa. After that click OK. 5.2.3 Installing Kodi Using Cydia Impactor
Step 1: Connect your iDevice with your computer, and make sure that it is turned ON. If iTunes or some other program pops up then close that first. Step 2: Extract the Impactor zip file somewhere in your computer and Open Impactor.exe. Don’t select “Run as Administrator” for Cydia Impactor. Step 3: Make sure that your iOS device is detected by Cydia Impactor. After that Drag and drop the Kodi.ipa file in Cydia Impactor. Step 4: Cydia Impactor will ask you to Enter your Apple ID. Enter a Valid Apple ID here and click OK Cydia Impactor will start installing Kodi on your iOS Device. Step 5: Once you see Kodi icon in your iDevice, go in Settings > General > Profiles & Device management and Trust the Apple ID you used which installation. Step 6: Now you should have kodi working on your iOS device. Источник |