After years of using the exact same interface, Kodi has now released a new one! It is called Estuary and it is shipped with the latest Kodi 17. Time to upgrade! Linux users If you are already using Kodi under Linux, it is time to update your packages in order to pull Kodi 17 version and benefit from the new interface. Depending on your distribution you can enter the following command in a terminal window:

Are you following so many TV Shows that you often lost track of what you’ve already watched? Or maybe you simply want to know when the next episode will be? If you answered yes, at least once, then I check Trakt add-on for Kodi. Trakt Trakt is a great website. It allow you to manage you Movies and TV Show libraries. It has several options, such as creating lists for already watched media, or media to watch, etc.

Android promised several months ago to add Android support to ChromeOS devices. However, this is taking ages… For now, if you want to use Kodi on ChromeOS, your only solution is to use Crouton in order to install the latest Kodi on ChromeOS. NB : you can find on older version of this tutorial in order to install Kodi on a Chromebook. Prepare the beast In order to install Kodi on Chrome OS, we’ll need to install a proper Linux system.

The latest version of Netflix finally allows you to download your media to the external storage of your devices. Netflix allows you to download files to external storage Since its latest version, Netflix allows you to download files to external storage. This is a great and long awaited addition! Just head over the Google App store, and download the latest version of the application. Run the application; Then go to Settings > Download location, and select your external storage.

Christmas is just over, you bought a fresh new computer and planned to run Windows Easy Transfer in order to move your data to the new computer? Plan again! Wndows Easy Transfer is dead and will not help you! Hopefully if you are here, unlike Microsoft I will help you. The good old Windows Easy Transfer Until Windows 8.1, transfering files from an old Windows computer to a new one, was an easy process.

Oh, man! #Kodi #subtitles out of sync?! Yes it happens! Most of the time it can be fixed thanks to the GUI, but sometimes you want to be able to resync them for more or less than 10 seconds, here is what you need to do. File to edit Locate advancedsettings.xml. Based on your OS, it will be in the following locations: Windows Click Start Menu, then Run and enter :