Click OK on the prompt and click the Home button on your remote to head back to the home screen.
#KODI APP 19.1 INSTALL#
This will enable your device to install applications from sources other than the Amazon Appstore, a necessary step if we’re going to sideload Kodi onto our device. Instead, scroll down to Apps from Unknown Sources. We won’t have to use ADB for this (a tool included in the Android Studio SDK), so you can leave that setting alone for now. ADB debugging is used to enable ADB, or Android Debug Bridge, connections over your network.
Now, click on Developer Options, it’s the second down from the top, after About.Now, scroll through the menu and select Device, it might be listed as My Fire TV on your device.From the Home page, scroll and select Settings.You needed to have this enabled in order to install Kodi in the first place, but plenty of people disable this option after installing Kodi. However, if the installation does go wrong, or fails to update, we recommend following the longer install guide below.įor anyone who remembers first installing Kodi on their Fire Stick, the steps below will feel pretty similar to what you’ve already done on your device.įirst, you’ll need to make sure sideloading applications is enabled on your device. You should be able to keep your current lineup of add-ons, build installations, and everything else without having to worry about losing your data.
The most important thing to note about updating your version of Kodi incrementally is that, if you’re just jumping from one small update to the next, you don’t need to uninstall Kodi from your Fire Stick. Though both this guide and our guide below for major revisions follow the same general concept, there are a couple important steps when it comes to updating your version of Kodi. If you’re looking to upgrade Kodi on your Fire Stick from one version to a new update within that same version number (i.e., version 19.1 to version 19.2), this is the guide for you.
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