Has anyone found FSU sports using Fire Stick?
- Thread starter TDHelmick
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Yes Fire TV is much better. I actually prefer Raspberry Pi for the extra USB ports they provide which allows you to plug your own ipad, etc in to watch those movies. Sometimes I hit a buffering problem depending on the stream being used. Have not experienced problems through Phoenix add-ons yet. Although buffering could be a problem on your ISP obviously. That's one problem with Kodi. If your watching a FSU game you don't want the wife or kids using the internet to watch videos or play games that may slow up your stream.
Interesting thread. I loaded Kodi to my FireStick but have to go thru explorer every time to launch it. Is there some way to add it as a favorite or get it to show up under recents tab?
I think you still don't understand. You may want to re-read my explanation. Slowly.
One more try:
"Illegal" and "immoral" are two different ways to determine right and wrong. They are both valuable. They sometimes overlap. But they are completely different ways to make a judgment.
Another way to determine right and wrong is "Did it work?" This is pragmatism. As in, "If it didn't work, it was obviously wrong. If it works, it's right." Lots of things are judged to be "right" or "wrong" in this manner. Another way to determine right and wrong is giving your best effort. As in, "Hey, you lost, but you gave it your best effort. You played the game the right way."
Take recruiting. Would you say Jimbo was "recruiting right" if he had 5 consecutive classes outside of the top 10? What if he was recruiting legally? What if he was recruiting morally? Would you say, "We got a great recruiting class from a legal standpoint?" Or, "We won a lot of games from a moral standpoint?"
It's great to give your best effort. You are doing the right thing.
It's great to get successful results. You are doing the right thing.
It's great to do things legally.
It's great to do things morally.
They are all valuable ways to judge right and wrong, but they are different ways to judge.
If you also load firestarter, there are settings on it that you can program the remote to kaunch Kodi by double clicking the home button on your remote.
Turn off subtitles on the Kodi menu. It's the crossed out speaker icon. Do some quick google searches on the best add-ons. There are far too many to list here. Some of my personal favorites are 1Channel (Prime Wire) and SALTS (Stream All Sources) which are part of the tknorris Release Repository among others. If you wired into TVAddons.ag these should be on there.
Bonecrusher, which is part of the Phoenix addon, lists every movie ever made back to like 2010 I think? All in nice chronological oder and in full High Def.
Bonecrusher, which is part of the Phoenix addon, lists every movie ever made back to like 2010 I think? All in nice chronological oder and in full High Def.
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What is this sorcery? I'm gonna research this. Honestly the only reason I have direct tv is for nick jr and college sports. The rest of the time we're on netflix, and youtube
Agree. There is probably a sweet spot of people who grew up in the early days of computing when you had to figure a lot of stuff on your own. Remember the days before plug n play? Anyone remember dealing with IRQ or port conflicts? I sure wouldn't want to deal with that now.
Then again, people who were doing that weren't your average 20 year old then either. AND, there are plenty of younger folks today who have embraced tinkering with the newer tech and would make me look like a babbling idiot.
hopefully that made sense. I bet I retyped it 4 times.
This would not work however would it for when you go tailgate or camping?? As I'm assuming you need Wi-Fi in order to get this shows. I guess you could run it off your data phone for a little bit at a time but not for long term with it it would eat your data alive. Is this correct or is there another way around it which I don't guess there is for when you're not at home and don't want to use your phone for the entire data.
What I found frustrating is you have 30-50+ links to each movie and most/almost all are in Chinese and not in HD. You have to sit there 30-45 minutes and click on link after link to watch one move that looks like crap on a HD tv.
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Exodus is another app on Kodi that will have all the movies and TV shows. In theater movies usually take a while to get a good quality stream though there are exceptions. Usually within a few weeks you can watch a movie. Any TV show is usually going to have a HD quality stream the next day.
As far as your TV, it just connects to your HDMI so you can either move it around, or get a couple of the firesticks with Kodi on it.
There are thousands of apps you can download from the traditional ones most will want for movies and TV, to Sports Devil where you can watch most live and previously recorded sporting events, and so on and so on.
As far as your TV, it just connects to your HDMI so you can either move it around, or get a couple of the firesticks with Kodi on it.
There are thousands of apps you can download from the traditional ones most will want for movies and TV, to Sports Devil where you can watch most live and previously recorded sporting events, and so on and so on.
