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In todays video I will show you how to install Kodi on a Raspberry Pi using #LibreELEC and then we will add #Kodi to #HomeAssistant. If you don’t know what is Kodi we will talk about that later in the video. I’m pretty sure that you will find something new even if you are experienced user, so let’s go:
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00:00 Intro
00:26 What you will see in this video?
00:58 install Kodi using LibreELEC
01:52 Inserting SD card with Kodi and LibreELEC in Raspberry
02:03 On what devices Kodi runs?
02:26 Setting Kodi Username and Password
03:08 Adding Kodi to Home Assistant
06:58 Question for You!
07:14 Scan for Kodi library updates
08:20 Notifications from Home Assistant to Kodi
11:13 Support my Work!
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wonderfull video. Thanks
for me, wake onlan with intel nuc w10 and kodi only works if i remove the broadcast adress line
You need cec kodi plugin
Good job Kiril. I think wake on lan work only for ethernet connection. Because the wifi module is turned off. Only the LAN module is active.
Are your Kodi and Home Assistant servers in different subnets? Ever since I put my WebOS tv on a different subnet then my Pi my WOL stopped working. Just like yours it only turns off.
Thanks Kiril.
Great video! Is this tutorial compatible with SSD?
Thanks!!
wake on lan does not work on raspberry host
But did you know the other way around is possible as well?
https://github.com/LaTrappe/HAKA/
Why the f*** is there an age restriction on a tutorial video? Did you say sth. politically incorrect? (For YT that is)
whats this age restricted fkin bullshit???