

If you use it to play and stream your personal media collection, you are within legal boundaries. How you use it could be framed as “illegal”. Today Kodi is again supported by Xbox, but only via a third-party add-on named XBMC4Xbox. Later the project stopped its support for the Xbox and changed the name to Kodi. The original version was never really supported by Microsoft. The original XBMC was made to launch console games and emulators, and it had to be altered with a chip and additional software. XBMC started as a simple Xbox Media Player (XBMP), and later, around 2003, it was developed as a full media center. Kodi, formerly known as XBMC (Xbox Media Center), was created for Microsoft’s Xbox video gaming console.

You can deploy a streaming media server on your home networks and across the Internet. Kodi is also capable of creating home theatre systems. It is a fantastic platform for organizing all your media collections into libraries with stunning interface and browsing capabilities. It works as the standard media player for any computer or as an advanced home theater center with streaming, live TV, media library, games, etc. Kodi ( ) is a free and open-source multimedia entertainment center.

