Kodi is a media player that has all your favorite games, shows, movies, pictures and online content in one convenient program on your device. After you install Kodi, Fusion Installer gets all the add-ons that you want on your Kodi. It has to be configured correctly so that it could start working and once done, you can get all the TV add-ons that you like on your Kodi. Here are the steps:
Fusion on Kodi is now available after some hiatus and you can get it with a shiny new host and server. If you want this addon, find out how to get it now. Scroll down and look for the “repository.xbmchub-3.0.0.zip” and click on it to start the download.
Contents
From the “start-here” folder you will find configuration tools to help you out like Config Wizard, Fresh Start and Addon Installer. There is also an “xbmc-repos” folder should you wish to install add ons the traditional way.
From the Config Wizard folder, click OK and it will automatically download TV add-ons. This step is easy, because it automatically installs add-ons compatible for your Fire TV. If Config Wizard asks you want type of devices you currently have, choose Android. Fire TV and Fire Stick are simply streaming devices that allow users to run custom Android OS versions.
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After the add-ons have finished downloading, locate your new add-ons from Videos in Kodi. While some of the most popular add-ons that you can install are The Royal We, Genesis, SALTS, NAVI, Movie4K, USTV Now, Turk’s, Velocity, Phoenix, Project Free TV and 1Channel, there’s an entire universe of Kodi plugins to explore.
If you don’t have “FireTV” selection in the Config Wizard or if the Config Wizard does not work, then you may install your add-ons using AddOn Installer. So instead of installing Config Wizard zip file, install the AddOn Installer zip file.
The difference between Config Wizard and AddOn Installer is that Config Wizard automatically installs all the best or highly-rated add-ons to your Kodi; hence you cannot choose which you want to install. In AddOn Installer, you can choose only the ones that you will need. This method will also help you with persistent Config Wizard add-ons issues.
The most highly-recommended add-ons to install from AddOn Installer are Exodus, 1 Channel, Phoenix, ChannelPEAR and more. We also recommend a Secure VPN to protect your identity as you use add-ons and surf online. A Secure VPN will unblock Kodi add-ons as well as international TV channels so you will be able to enjoy more quality international content. Consider a Secure VPN to protect you when you surf, automate data encryption and avoid third-party apps from accessing your system.
Fusion for Kodi is your gateway to the world of unofficial Kodi addons, it is your launchpad and starting base. Once you’ve installed Kodi, you’ll need to configure our Fusion Installer source in order to either install our easy configuration tool, or manually install the Kodi addon repository of your choosing.
It should only take a minute or two to configure the Fusion Installer on a clean installation of Kodi, just follow our instructions and you won’t have any problem at all, it’s super easy and pretty much idiot proof. After you’ve configured the Fusion Installer, you’ll likely want to use our Indigo tool for easy Kodi addon installation.
Step 1: Navigate to the File manager tab under the SYSTEM menu within Kodi.
Step 2: Choose the Add source function on the right side of the window.
Step 3: Click on the text box that displays <None> under the Enter the paths for the media locations heading.
Step 4: Using the on-screen keyboard, input http://fusion.tvaddons.co and then press the Done button.
Step 5: Click on the lower text box under the Enter a name for this media source heading.
Step 6: Using the on-screen keyboard once again, input fusion and then press the Done button.
Step 7: Finally, click on the OK button at the bottom of the Add Files source window in order to complete the Fusion Installer setup process.
That wasn’t that difficult was it? You can now use the Fusion Installer to either install our configuration tool called Indigo, or manually install any Kodi addons you’d like. You’ll most likely want to go ahead and install our Indigo tool next, from which you can easily configure your Kodi device through several different simplified methods.