K O D I ---------------------
I P T V
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Cut the Cord from Cable or Dish
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Looking to finally cut that cord and save your hard
earned money
((originally called --> XBMC
<--)) but now known as --> KODI
<--
try --> Kodi or Openelec or Crystal
Ubuntu or Kodibuntu <-- try
((all are different flavors of
XBMC))
www.tvaddons.co
MTLFreeTV.com
kodi.tv
its a media center that is compatible across different
platforms
...and it originated from a first generation
"AppleTV box" believe it or not...
and now running on Android, Mac, Windows, Linux, IOS
devices
such as any TV with a streaming box, [Android, Google
or Samsung TV's],
ios iphones, Android cellphones,ios ipads-tablets,
Android tablets,
Microsoft Windows App store, Apple MacOs App store,
etc....
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Stop renting or buying movies or paying for on demand
shows... Quit the
torrent downloads....
Tired of paying for cable and unlocking channels and
on-demand, cut the
cable cord, try this out...
Both are comparable to Netflix, Redbox, or Roku .....but
are totally
free in some cases....
Runs on many or almost - ANY - platform now if you
don't want to deal with a cable or satellite set-top
box...
Windows, Mac, IOS, Android, Linux, Raspberry PI,
Computers....
Cellphones and Tablets too - YES....
Or streaming boxes as they are called
AppleTV, Amazon Fire TV box or Cube , Nvidia Shield
and the Amazon FireTV Stick, etc... which means either
your TV, Cellphone, Tablet or any type of Computer...
The KODI software is free - usually just an App -, free
download, all you need is the hardware or
platform to run it on and some
computer know how to set it up if you want to do it
yourself.....
Free cable, movies, sports, pay-per-view, radio, on-
demand, adult, etc....
KODI even has free IPTV providers hidden inside and
new ones
Have been added since I last look so absolutely
Free Cable IPTV inside of KODI including local
Channels if you know where to look....
They have been there for many years for those
Of us who knew how to recognize them and
They are just growing to hopefully become a
Standard like your cable companies basic cable
Channels....
Since this is all free, part of the service may go down
from Time to time so be aware of that...
$65 my setup fee or best offer....
The Kodi is free but you could pay a small fee for 3 ,
6, or 9 months of unlimited latest movies as well as
oldies for maybe $19 max flat fee depending on
the length of time you choose... that's it... that's all you
pay
if you really want to pay anything at all - but trust
me - it's worth the price for almost ANY
movie you want to watch - old and new - even those
just coming to the theaters - for the period of time you
chose to pay for....
The IPTV app is free and separate and standalone
and different from the free ones built into KODI but a
lot of providers actually have their own Apps and
there
are generic ones as well that will work with any
provider and some of those are actually PAID with
many paid features but free downloads and
sometimes there's a trial subscription for the IPTV
service but it is subscription based just like your
cable provider but no contract and you would pay a
different provider in this case and it starts from $8 to
$12+
a month for 4000+ channels including local
Channels from all the countries in the world....
Can't beat that for - Internet Cable TV - or
Basic cable from your local cable provider....,
Some even have MOVIES and TV SHOWS
section built in for all your latest tv shows both old
and new
Even the latest movies just like KODI and almost all
the current and older movies as well.
You can get 1 , 3, 6, 9, and 1 year subscriptions as
well as multiple devices or connections if you have
more than one connection or tv so unlike cable this is
one subscription or connection per tv only.
So you can have it on only one tv or every tv in
your house or location or stream it thru the internet
on your computer with an App if you have a multiple
monitors or just one.... like a hdmi setup.
So you may not even need a tv at all... just control
everything from your computer....
You just need a streaming box for every tv you want
the service on and the boxes are dirt cheap now...
They are even on sale now - Amazon Firetv Stick - for
$20
Or even cheaper during holidays or certain times of
Year.... It's small, compact and Wi-Fi device like a little
flip phone and just hangs there on the back of your tv..,
Your tv
Should have both HDMI and USB connections to
Adequately provide power or just purchase an
Extra power converter box that plugs in and hangs
There as well...
The newest feature is the addition of an adapter
Which gives you an actual Ethernet connection on
The Amazon FireTV Stick so you can plug in an
Ethernet cable - YES.....
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The latest craze for KODI is now IPTV or free Internet
Worldwide Cable TV
channels streaming from the internet
as long as you don't have a data cap from your ISP...
for as low as
$10 a month or even $39.99 for a whole year
depending on your IPTV service provider.... You get all
the
Pay-Per-View, Movie channels, Cinemax, HBO, Sports
Events , Adult, etc... ALL the Cable TV PAID Channels
totally FREE with your low monthly
or yearly subscription price.... 600 to 4000+ plus
Worldwide channels available
for viewing..... All Countries.... yes that's right - up to
4000+ channels....
If you don't like KODI,....IPTV also runs on streaming
boxes or even some
popular Smart TV's
that are internet ready with no extra effort or
hardware....Android, ipad, and iphones too
$65 my setup fee or best offer...
The IPTV also includes local channels now so you can
dump your cable tv company
get local channels for any major city, not just the city
that you live in or near
no need to despair about local tv channels because
they are all there....,
I cut ties with my cable tv provider or I show say
Satellite TV provider many years back after year long
negotiations where they kept
offering incentives to keep me from dropping their
service.... And finally charging me a $400
Disconnect fee.... yes exactly.....i paid and left and
Never looked back....and I bet you can see why....
I have cut the cable tv cord
and now stream ALL and Everything from local
channels to pay-per-view for as low as $10+/
month
I even have the service on multiple devices at the same
time...can't beat that....
I even have all of that on my Cellphone - YES - so it
is Wi-Fi and cellular also so I'm able to watch tv
Anywhere I have an internet connection....
Even get it on your Tablets - YES - and watch tv
anywhere you have internet....
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L O C A L - T V - C H A N N E L S
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Your antenna tv never actually disappeared or went
anywhere, they are
still there !!!!
They just changed from analog to digital... that was the
only change
meaning that all you need is a
different type antenna to watch tv now....
You just need to have a flatscreen tv and a different
kind of antenna
to be able watch antenna tv again.....
The new antenna pulls in up to 99 percent of the
channels depending on
your location and even some of the popular cable
channels - yes even more local channels now if you
don't want to deal with cable tv -
My channel scanner pulls in about 60 local channels
now - YES - and some of those are your popular cable
channells....
If you are living in the country or rural area the number
of channels available could
vary but in most cases you should get
some channels. I've seen places where your only
option is to get cable
because no antenna channels are
available but you won't know till you hook up that
HD DIGITAL ANTENNA and see what you get..
All of the newer flatscreen tvs have the digital tv boxes
built in except for an actual DIGITAL ANTENNA so
you don't have to purchase a special box
separately
like we all did years back when the old analog tv came
to an end and we
had to get this special box in order
to be able to watch tv again....
All you need is just a DIGITAL ANTENNA now...
That's all....
Some cable and dish providers have been cutting out
certain local
channels so where you going to go now to
watch your favorite shows if cable doesn't broadcast
your channel(s)
anymore ???
Antenna tv is still alive and well so this could be your
chance to drop
cable and dish completely....and some of those
Cable channels are right there on the new digital
antenna TV's.....
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Content for kodi itself or the Iptv includes but
not limited to Live TV, Free Cable Channels from all
over the world
including "ALL" the Paid and Pay-Per-View channels,
Adult, NetFlix, all Movies old and new,
almost all TV Shows On-Demand, radio stations from
all over the world, Pandora, Youtube, Free PORN,
So you get all those paid
channels that you pay you cable provider outrageous
fees for as well as
every channel - free and paid - ever known, all over the
world for less than $10 or $20 in most cases
let that sink in a little bit so you imagine what I'm
saying
1,000 to 3,000 plus channels and no extra fees out of
your pocket ever
yes !! yes !! - get your PORN fix here for those
of you used to dishing out money for it online or on
cable,
"FREE !! and no viruses or popups here ever !!
", live sports like football, basketball, hockey,
etc., yes !!, yes !!
Some live local channels even though some available
channels are pre-recorded unless othewise noted
local weather forcast for your area, no need for
downloading torrents anymore and catching
viruses and spyware, but downloading and torrents is
still available in some parts of KODI
for those of you still wanting that but all of the above is
free unless otherwise noted since
some services may still require an account as you
would normally use them like Netflix...
-- all the entertainment you could ask for in one place
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So you are asking, where do I
get this IPTV ?
Well an online browser search for IPTV should bring up a list of
vendors and providers
but choose your provider carefully based on your
device and platform
and like any other market, the vendors come and go
with the times
Ebay sells IPTV services
as well but still use the same caution when purchasing
I have a list of the few that I use, so email me and I'll
pass them on
the main issue or complaint with most vendors are
channels that buffer so buyer beware
There is actual IPTV
service for a low as $6/month but there's always a catch as we all know
you pay in bitcoins if
you are familiar with that new international currency
but just like anything else buyer beware because there
are a lot of crooks cashing in on
new bitcoin
unsuspecting purchasers
You can find the vendor and their site in your web
searching so I won't spoil the fun
but if you still can't find them then feel free to email
me...
In the past couple of years the content offered by KODI
has changed to something called custom builds
meaning
the you don't have to go looking for apps to add to
your boxes or devices just to stay up to date.
The custom builds have all the latest apps installed and
all in one place for you to scroll thru
to find what you want to watch
Several builds that come to mind are: The beast,
Misfitmods, Indigo,SpinzTV...an many more...
In addition there is also more stable internet TV called
IPTV available and you
can do
a google search to
to find them but one of the most stable ones running
on KODI is from Iks66.com and runs under the
stalker client pvr in kodi.
Don't confuse this with the AppleTV, Roku, ChromeCast and
other boxes that you can buy right
off the store shelves. These boxes have to be
converted and afterward
the prices jump to $150+ and $300+ and well worth it.
The conversions take some
computer know-how and not for a beginner because
you could actually "cripple"
or "brick" you current box beyond repair
during the process.
Converted boxes are available all over the internet in
places like "Ebay" and
probably "Amazon" as well but as usual -
buyer beware...
So far the recommended box is the ->
Nvidia Shield
or Nvidia Shield Pro boxes for about $150
with no conversion necessary - straight android
devices with the full Google-Play-Store and internal
harddrives installed in them. Just download and install
KODI right from Google-Play-Store
also known as the google store for all android
devices...
If you look close enough you will even see Kodi or
XBMC support written on the outside of the boxes
meaning these devices are kodi ready
Kodi is now a standard
app on many platforms and will auto-update so no need to
uninstall
old version to install a new version
The next recommended box is the -> Amazon Fire TV Stick with voice for $49
in stores which is
like a little 4 or 5 inch dongle hanging from the back of
your tv but note the
limited storage capacity meaning that XBMC or KODI in this case will run right
from
the install or conversion but you don't have much
storage capacity remaining.
For streaming or watching movies and flicks you don't
need much more unless you are
actually downloading the videos onto the actual box
which is possible.
You cannot upgrade the storage drives in the Amazon Fire TV Stick but it is
very portable
for it's size - fits in your purse or pocket - and you can
take it with you to a motel or
friend's house and you have your own personalize
internet entertainment device
as long as you have a flatscreen
TV with
HDMI
and available wifi
There is now an ethernet
modification kit for the Amazon Fire TV Stick
that you
can find on Ebay
In addition you could also consider the --> Amazon Fire TV
for $99 maybe which is an actual mini
set-top box like an actual cable box with usb, ethernet,
power, wifi, and hdmi connections.
This box is very fast to say the least and may seem to
be a little to quick for
running KODI because
the response to remote control keypad is almost
instant and you find
yourself jumping in and out of KODI as well as other menus i
nside of KODI so keep
that in mind.
Even though the box has no one/off switch and is made
to stay on, it will burn out on you
really really quickly as I have learned the hard way.
This is in no way compareable to the old trusty AppleTV First Gen boxes
which
will virtually
run almost forever and only die of old age only as I
have seen.
Last option is actually running KODI and IPTV on your flatscreen TV...
Y E S .... Y E S ...but you need to
have a full android tv
set
with google-play-store
not the ones that have their own versions of the
google store with apps only running on their tv's or
sets or devices.
So far only Sony and Samsung offer full android tv sets
and the prices are steep but if you want
the real deal then the price is definately worth it...
I myself purchased the standard boxes and convert
them myself and I have had a
few that are beyond converting, so all standard boxes
cannot always be converted.
Some have bad video or bad ports on them, mainly the
"AppleTV 1st
Generation" boxes so in that
case you might want to consider buying the new
"Amazon Fire TV Stick" new right off the
store shelf and make sure you buy the 2 or 4 year store
insurance plan with it -
BestBuy and MicroCenter
usual offers insurance plans for electronics and other stores might as
well. The only issue with the Amazon Fire TV Stick in
storage capacity which is
limited to 5 to 6 gigabytes right out the box but has a
total of 8, some of it
already being used for pre-installed apps.
In either case be careful when running apps on either
"AppleTV 1st Generation" or "Amazon Fire
TV Stick" because certain apps can
actually render your device inopperable - noteably the
"Amazon Fire TV Stick" in this case. As a
backup I installed both the Amazon Fire TV App
and Apple IOS KODI App for the devices I was using
which are available for free.
I had an Optimization App on my
"Amazon Fire TV Stick"
which actually "TURNED OFF" the
bluetooth on the Device so my remote which came
with the Amazon Fire TV Stick would not
work at all. Luckily I had the Amazon TV App Installed
on my phone and I used it to turn the
Bluetooth back on otherwise my Amazon FIre
TV Stick was inoperable and I would have
had to return it or swap it for another at the store and
all my items installed on it would
have been lost and unrecoverable.
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If you have any questions just do a google search for
KODI or IPTV or
any of the above different flavors
or send me an email at :--> sdruid11@yahoo.com
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I myself am currently running KODI and
IPTV on a "Sony flatscreen TV" as
well as an Amazon Fire TV and Stick.
: I also have KODI installed and running on my :
Windows 7 PC's, Windows 10 PC's, Apple Iphone 7
Plus, Apple Iphone 6 Plus, Apple Ipad 2,and Apple
Ipad 2 Mini
in addition to AppleTV 1st Gen, and Amazon Fire TV
but for PC's I have to run hdmi splitter box and cables
to my TV to view it on that if i don't want to watch it on
my computer screen.
I haven't been to the movies in almost 8 years and I've
downgraded to basic cable only for local stations
but also have a my Sony TV with AC powered digital antenna as a backup for
local stations in case the cable goes out.
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I'm on my last year with cable after downgrading to
basic cable since IPTV is starting
to provide more and more local channels even in my
area so after this there will only be streaming
via IPTV and KODI
R.I.P cable
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Finally, what you need for all of this free entertainment
to work
--> Unlimited Internet or Data <--
--> Minimum 3 megabytes speed <--
--> Flatscreen TV or LCD monitor with
"HDMI" Connection <--
--> the older CRT's won't work for this unless they
have a "HDMI" connection <--
--> A USB connection on TV or LCD monitor is
optional but recommended <--
while on the topic of USB connections i should further
introduce
V I D E O - C O N F E R E N C I
N G
This has been possible on the Smart Flatscreen TV's
which all have at least one or two usb ports
as well as the Nvidia Shield boxes which have usb
ports as well
but not just any pc webcam will work
Logitech webcams are the most compatible webcams
for android devices, even tv's
even though some TV vendors have their own specific
webcams or camera's for their model and brand of tv's
so yes, technically you can Skype and Zoom from your
SmartTV
I've tried a Logitech webcam on my Sony TV and it
came right up without a fuss
when I ran a compatible android video conferencing
app
- now back to your regular
scheduled topic -
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slower internet speeds will work for some items but
you may notice a lot or a little buffering so it might not
be suitable
but not everything buffers or pauses - depends on
what you are watching or doing
The faster the speed - the better - for uninterrupted
viewing
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AT&T was unlimited at one time
but considering a new 1 Terabyte data cap
but the new AT&T Gigabit Fiber is out along with
Google Fiber with
AT&T offering unlimited data depending on the
promotion and internet speeds
Charter Spectrum is unlimited as
well at this time
Comcast or Xfinity has a new 1
Terabye gigabyte DATA CAP - you go over and they will
charge you extra for that month
and with the streaming from these boxes you will easily
go over that limit if not very close
NOTE: For an extra $50 a month you can get
UNLIMITED data or internet from
Comcast or Xfinity but they don't
mention this in the beginning, they want you to sweat a
little.
Clear Internet used to be unlimited
and may still be but it requires a good signal cell tower
since it uses
cellular 3G, 4G, and LTE data for internet just like your
cellphone does.