Are you looking to learn about more options on how to use your Fire Stick? Learn how to install Kodi on your Fire Stick. Read below.

Kodi is a multimedia platform much like the Amazon Fire stick. But the Amazon Fire stick limits you in what you can actually play, because Amazon is really only interested in playing its own material rather than anyone else's. Additionally, Amazon doesn't exactly like the fact that you can find movies and TV shows online without needing to pay for them, so it obviously, doesn't really want to provide you with that access on their machine, because then they could be Siri. Kodi gets away with this because it is just a software application that allows you to install third-party plugins to handle things.  

There's one more thing that makes Kodi very popular, and that is because it is GitHub-supported, which means that the community builder and the software is 100% free. The importance of this is that most of the bugs will be fixed relatively quickly, because someone will find a bug and then submit it to the forum, which will then usually take a few days until it's been fixed by someone else who wants to fix it. There are thousands of developers across the world, compared to the 100 you might find inside of the largest corporation in the world, which is why it is so important that this application is developed by a community of developers rather than a business of developers. The best part about this is that the features added to Kodi are often the features that you want in the application, versus what the company can add to a device or application, because the cost of making that feature is less than the profit that they would get from that feature.  

Here's what you'll learn from this book:

• What is Kodi?
• Features of Kodi
• Overview of Chorus 2
• Kodi website
• Getting Kodi on your Fire Stick
• Common troubleshooting problems

Please note: This is not an official Kodi or Amazon product and is not endorsed by or affiliated with Kodi or Amazon.