KODI
Kodi is free, open-source software designed specifically with home entertainment in mind – and it's perfect if you're a fan of movies, sports, films and TV shows. Although it was originally created for the Microsoft Xbox and called Xbox Media Center (XBMC), Kodi has continued to evolve, spawning a community of its own.Unlike services like Chromecast or Plex, Kodi is managed by the non-profit XBMC Foundation, and it's constantly being modified and upgraded by countless of coders around the world. Kodi provides access to streaming media content, including videos and music. It allows users to play and view most videos, music, podcasts, and other digital media files from local and network storage media and the internet. Kodi also accesses content over the internet using various “add-ons” created by members of the Kodi open source community. Therefore, add-ons do not come “out of the box” with any official version of Kodi.

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RASPBERRY PI
The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card-sized, low-cost computer that can plug into your TV and deliver high-definition video. It is a capable little computer which can be used in electronics projects, and for many of the things that your desktop PC does, like spreadsheets, word processing, browsing the internet, and playing games.
The RPI3 is one of the newest versions of the Raspberry Pi. It has support for internal WiFi and bluetooth which the previous version B+ did not have.
Things you will need:

• A raspberry pi 3 kit. A kit, at a minimum should contain the RPI3 itself, a case, a 2.5A power supply, and the heatsinks for the two processors.
  I bought this one from amazon.

• Some kits come with preloaded SD memory cards. I bought a empty 32 G card and loaded the OS from the internet -- as I will explain later. The SD card should be a good quality card.
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• For initial setup you will need a USB keyboard and mouse. After setup, you can control Kodi from your smartphone using free apps like Kodi Remote on Android which will run on your internal WiFi network.

• Finally, you will need to have an HDMI TV (plus HDMI cable) and a Wifi home network up and running to which the RPI3 can connect in order to download videos and music and stream live to your TV.

This is how a connected RPI3 inside a clear case looks like:

The top two connectors are the HDMI cable to TV and the USB power supply cord. The two connectors on the side (one on top of the other) are the USB keyboard and mouse.

Loading of the Raspbian desktop Operating System (OS) on the SD card

There are several Operating Systems of choice, which you can select by running the NOOBS operating system installation manager. I chose to load the Raspberry Pi desktop OS directly. The desktop OS allows you easy configuration of WiFi, Bluetooth, general settings, as well as access to different programs (browser) and utilities.
Go to https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/ and click on the RASPBERRY PI DESKTOP link and then on the 'Download ISO' link. This will download the OS image onto your computer.

As of this writing the ISO file name is: rpd_x86-2017-06-23/2017-06-22-rpd-x86-jessie.iso
Don't be confused with the x86 in the name. The RPI3 is a 64 bit computer running a 32 bit operating system.You will need to write this image file to the blank SD card.

WRITING AN ISO IMAGE TO THE SD CARD

You will need to use an ISO image writing tool to install the image you have downloaded on your SD card. Once you write this binary image to the SD card and insert it in the Raspberry Pi, the Pi will boot up to the desktop operating system.There are many Image writing programs out there.I chose Etcher which is free and can be downloaded at https://etcher.io/
Etcher is a graphical SD card writing tool that works on Mac OS, Linux and Windows, and is the easiest option for most users. If your computer does not have an SD card port, you will need to acquire a SD card USB adapter likethis one from amazon.

To write your image with Etcher:

• Download Etcher and install it.
• Connect an SD card reader with the SD card inside.
• Open Etcher and select from your hard drive the Raspberry Pi iso image you downloaded previously.
• Select the SD card you wish to write your image to.
• Review your selections and click 'Flash!' to begin writing data to the SD card.

BOOTING UP THE RASPBERRY PI FOR THE FIRST TIME

Once the ISO image file has been written to the SD card, it is time to boot up the RPI3.Do the following in order, plugging in the power last.

• Insert the micro SD card into the memory card slot of the RPI3.
• Plug in a HDMI cable between the RPI3 and your TV and turn on the TV.
• Plug in a USB mouse and keyboard to your RPI3.
• Plug in the power supply between the your RPI3 and a power outlet.

The RPI3 should boot up and you should see a blank linux desktop. The first thing you need to do before installing Kodi is to configure basic settings like your timezone, the keyboard type, WiFi, password, and the language to use. Hover your mouse over the raspberry icon on the top left of the screen and select 'Preferences' from the ensuing dropdown and then 'Raspberry Pi Configuration':

You should see the following screen. For security purposes you should always change the default password which is normally 'raspberry'. Click on 'Change Password' button and change the password to something of your choice.

Click on 'Localization' and configure Locale, Timezone, Keyboard, and WiFi country to your respective preferences.In my case I have:

• Locale: Language-en(English), Country-US(United States), Character Set- UTF-8
• Timezone: Area-America, Location-Phoenix
• Keyboard: Country-United States, Variant-English(US, international)
• WiFi Country: US United States

Last but not least, you need to connect the RPI3 to your internal home WiFi network. Make sure you have your WiFi password handy and click on the WiFi icon at the top right of the RPI3 screen and choose your WiFi SSID from the list that appears. It will ask for the password to connect. Enter your WiFi password and you are connected to the Internet.

For advanced users:
To connect to your RPI3 remotely from any other computer on your same home WiFi network using SSH (putty or bitvise for windows), you will need to enable SSH.To do this go to the 'Raspberry Pi Configuration' popup again and instead of clicking on 'Localization', click on 'Interfaces'. Hit the enable radio button for the SSH entry and then click on 'Ok'. You can now connect to your RPI3 using the IP address that your router has assigned to your RPI3: pi@192.168.0.8 in my case. An easy way to find out the IP address that your RPI3 has is to open a terminal (click on the black terminal icon on the top of the screen) and type ifconfig.You should see your IP address next to the wlan0 entry as inet: 192.168.0.8 (in my case):

Installing Kodi on a RPI3 running the Raspbian desktop OS

Installing the Kodi Media Center on the Raspberry Pi is easy and only requires a couple of commands to install on your system. There will be a few configurations you will have to do after to make it work properly as well as updating Kodi if you would like. Run the following commands one after the other in a terminal window on your Raspberry Pi.

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install kodi

That’s basically it. This will grab the latest stable compiled version of Kodi built for Raspbian. It grabs the files from the official Raspbian Repositories. The download should be around 200MB so it will take a while. It will also download some dependencies and install them.

IMPORTANT RASPBERRY PI BOOT CONFIGS FOR KODI

The following steps are crucial and need to be done to get proper playback on the Raspberry Pi. If you are having Kodi performance issues or Kodi is only playing audio and the video is black then it could be because of these settings in the Raspberry Pi’s /boot/config.txt file. Type the following command to edit the Raspberry Pi’s configuration file.

sudo nano /boot/config.txt

This file contains some important configurations for our Raspberry Pi. Metal slug anthology psp. Scroll all the way to the bottom of the file and create 2 new settings. One for GPU_MEM and one for Start_X.GPU_MEM is the GPU memory in megabytes. This value sets the memory split between the CPU and GPU. The CPU will get the remainer of the unused memory. We will be setting our value to 256 MB.Start_X will allow codec’s to be enable so that you can playback video’s in Kodi.Let’s go to the bottom of the configuration file and add the following 2 lines:

gpu_mem=256
start_x=1

Save the file (Ctrl-x --> Y --> Enter) and exit the nano editor.Now simply reboot with the command 'sudo reboot now' and you have successfully installed Kodi on the Raspberry Pi 3.

RUN KODI ON STARTUP

At this point you should see KODI as an installed program under 'Sound & Video' in the desktop.If you want KODI to run on startup instead of the RPI3 booting up on the Desktop you can accomplish this by various ways. The way I did it was to edit the RPI3 startup script.
You might want to save a copy of this file to your home folder (sudo cp /home/pi/.config/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart ~) before modifying it. In case you make a mistake you can always restore the startup file from this copy.

Open the RPI3 startup script by typing: 'sudo nano /home/pi/.config/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart' and hitting Enter.Add the following line at the end of the script and save the file.

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/usr/bin/kodi-standalone

The startup script always runs on boot-up and the line above will execute last and launch Kodi.
Reboot your RPI3 (sudo reboot now). Kodi should launch automatically at the end of boot-up.
If at some point you want to go to the Linux desktop, you can always click on the Power Options button at the top left of the screen and click on 'Exit'. This will exit the Kodi application.

VPN Setup on the RPI3

One of the best ways to secure your data is to use a virtual private network (VPN), which provides greater control of how you're identified online. Simply put, a VPN creates a virtual encrypted 'tunnel' between you and a remote server operated by a VPN service. All external internet traffic is routed through this tunnel, so your ISP can't see your data. If the site you're heading to uses HTTPS, your data stays encrypted, too. Best of all, your computer appears to have the IP address of the VPN server, masking your identity. Because you can use a VPN to spoof your location, it's an effective tool for getting around internet censorship. It's also a way to watch region-locked content. If you log in to a VPN server in the UK, you'll be able to watch BBC streams for free.

There are many VPN providers out there. Some better than others. Following advice from a current user, I chosePrivate Internet Access which charges $3.33 per month if you buy a whole year subscription. The installation instructions are similar for most VPNs as they all implement the OpenVPN suite of virtual private network (VPN) techniques. Once you sign up to your preferred VPN service, they will issue you a userId and a password. They will also give you access to special files (with ovpn extension) which can access specific servers located in different geographical areas.

To install and run VPN in the RPI3, open a terminal and do the following:

• sudo apt-get update
• sudo apt-get install openvpn
• cd /etc/openvpn/
• wget https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/openvpn/openvpn.zip
• sudo unzip openvpn.zip (this will create a lot of ovpn files)
• sudo openvpn 'US West.ovpn'

The last command runs VPN on the 'US WEST' server after asking for username and password provided by your VPN service. This means that all your web traffic gets encrypted (and tunnelled through the internet) and goes to and from that server before going out into internet again to fetch the data/webpages requested.That is all fine and good but the best way to use VPN is to forget about it and have it run automatically on startup.

RUN VPN ON STARTUP

You need to setup OpenVpn as a service. Create a password file and write your username and password in it. This is necessary, otherwise it will try to ask for them and will stall the startup process. Do the following:

• cd /etc/openvpn
• sudo touch pswfile (create blank file)
• sudo chmod 700 pswfile (give access only to root, so nobody else can see the password)
• sudo nano pswfile
• Add two lines with no spaces or whitespace between them with the actual username and password:
  
• Save the file

Should look something like this:

The next step is to choose which ovpn file you are going to use and copy/rename it by replacing any spaces with underscores and changing the extension from ovpn to conf. The OpenVPN service only recognizes conf files

• sudo cp 'US West.ovpn' US_West.conf

The next step is to edit the new conf file and add the reference to the pswfile in it.Open the file and look for the line that starts with 'auth-user-pass'.Replace that line with 'auth-user-pass pswfile'.

• sudo nano US_West.conf
• replace 'auth-user-pass' with 'auth-user-pass pswfile'. Omit the double quotes.
• Add the following lines after the previous line:
  auth-nocache
  script-security 2
  up /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf
  down /etc/openvpn/update-resolv-conf
  
• save the file: Ctrl-X -> Y --> Enter

The conf file should look similar to the following snapshot. The modified/new lines are highlighted.

Once you have modified the conf file, you are ready to have the OpenVpn service run at boot-up.To accomplish this you need to add it as a startup service.

Run the following command:
sudo systemctl enable openvpn

The conf file will be read on startup and VPN will start silently in the background on bootup.

You are done!

Reboot the RPI3 (sudo reboot now) and the OpenVpn service should start running on startup under the covers.One easy way to check if VPN is working is first to copy the startup openvpn file to your home directory. You don't want to run it from the startup folder /etc/init.d. This is a one time action:

sudo cp /etc/init.d/openvpn ~

Once this is done you can check the VPN status any time by issuing this command from your home directory:

./openvpn status

If all is well, the command will answer:
[ ok ] VPN 'US_West' is running.

Another way to check your VPN status is to open a browser in the Desktop and going to your VPN provider's website:
https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/

It will tell you that you are protected and that your webpage is being requested from an IP other than the IP that your ISP provider assigns to you:

Once you dig for worthful addons for Kodi, you’ll find thousands of them claiming to be different. Quite often, users are bound to get confused between ‘excellent’ addons and ‘claiming to be excellent’ addons. Zem TV is the former one – a real deal. This addon is an absolute treat of rare channels that are otherwise very hard to find on the other streaming platforms. So, let’s take a closer look at the Zem TV Kodi addon.

Disclaimer: We will be talking about software developed for Kodi – which is based on open-source code. However, the following software comes from unofficial third-parties. In addition, it is publicly available and free of charge. TechNadu doesn’t claim any responsibility for how our readers decide to utilize the following software. Please note that we don’t condone sharing pirated content and copyright infringement. TechNadu is not affiliated with the software mentioned in this article in no way. Make sure to carefully read the above-said disclaimer and ensure the proper use of the software.

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1. Using ILLEGAL Kodi Addons are Dangerous without a VPN: Most of the Kodi users are installing the ILLEGAL Kodi addons on their system to access all the latest movies, TV shows, sports, music, and much more for FREE, than a legal Kodi addons where it has the least content in it. But do you know what? The video content on illegal addons are a scraped and copyrighted material. If you are accessing them on Kodi, then your activities will be monitored by your ISP by tracking your IP and gives all the information to the government or companies if they request for it. This will land you in trouble. To stay away from this, you will have to connect to a VPN where it hides your identity by rotating your IP address while streaming Kodi content. This is how you will be safe from the prying eyes.
2. Bypass Geo-Restriction: As you probably know, some official addons like BBC iPlayer, NBC Sports, Hulu, IceFilms have geo-location restrictions. This also applies to other addons like Acestream which fetches the data from torrents. To unblock these restrictions, you will have to DEFINITELY use a VPN no matter what.

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Zem TV Kodi Addon: The Basics

Zem TV addon is an excellent group of TV channels of all genres, but it especially turns on for sports. Out of all the other video-addons that we have tested at Technadu, this one holds a special place for its content. This addon has a huge selection of Indian sports channels along with the other channels from UK and US.

How to Install Zem TV Kodi Addon?

Zem TV Addon installation follows a straightforward path. Firstly, you need to add the media sources of Kodil repository and then install its repo from ‘Install from Zip file’ option. After that, you need to browse through the Kodil repository for ZemTV addon and then install it. Let’s go through the detailed step-by-step instructions on how to install this addon, but first, let’s go through an important warning.

Important Note

Kodi by default doesn’t allow the installations of third-party addons for its security. To install Zem TV Addon, we need to enable the ‘Unknown Sources’ from the system setting.

If you’ve installed any add-ons in past, chances are the option is already turned on. If not, here is our quick guide to enabling the third-party installations.

Installation Guide

Let’s see how we can install the Zem TV addon. Keep on reading.

• Launch Kodi. Click on the Gear icon at the top left of the home screen.

• Select File Manager.

• Double click on Add source from the list.

• You’ll see an Add source pop up. Click on the highlighted line <None>.

• Enter the following URL in the text field – http://kdil.co/repo/ and hit the Done.

• Name the media source as Kdil and click on the OK.

• Once added, return to the home screen. Select Add-ons.

• Click on the opened box icon at the top left.

• Select Install from zip file.

• Click on Kdil.

• Now, select kodil.zip. (Your file could be labeled differently)

• Wait for a notification message at the top right of the screen.

• From the same screen, select Install from repository.

• Choose Kodil Repository.

• Select Video add-ons, or any of the other categories.

• Select ZemTV.com from the list.

• Choose Install.

• Wait for the notification at the top right of the screen.

• To use the Zem TV addon, go to Add-ons > Video Add-on > ZemTV.

Zem TV Kodi Addon: What to Expect?

Zem TV Addon is a great source for Indian, Punjabi and Pakistani TV. And, with all that Bollywood goodness, there is this huge chunk that delivers live sports event. Here are some of the things you can expect from this addon.

• Pakistani Political Shows: The first option on this list brings us to a variety of talk shows and viral videos. The addon relies on four sources for its content, which means that there’s always something interesting to watch.
• Indian / Pakistani Shows & Dramas: With 25 sub-categories available, you can pick from different languages. We are sure that this part of Zem TV will be the most favorite part for anyone who loves watching Indian dramas.

• Pakistani / Indian / Punjabi Live Channels: Before opening any of these categories for the first time, you will have to wait a few moments. This will allow Zem TV to index the available TV channels. Combined, there are hundreds of fully-working options.
• Movies: There are two sub-categories at the moment, or two languages. These are Hindi and Punjabi. Both of these options rely on Einthusan, a popular Web service, to deliver a range of movies.
• Sports: As noted earlier, Zem TV Kodi addon also delivers sports content. There is 21 sports channel at the moment that you can watch.
• Settings / Clear Cache / Status Report: And finally, we have three options where you can fine-tune your user experience.

Additional Resources

We are sure you will be more than happy with Zem TV. However, there is no scarcity of goodness on Kodi. Here are our other top sports recommendations.

• In case you’re looking for Indian regional content, our suggestion is India4Movie and ErosNow – which is a premium-priced service.
• Finally, you can always take a look at the best Bollywood addons in case you’re after the latest Indian-related addons.

Final Thoughts

Looking at the end picture, we’re talking about a huge addon with a mixture of live and pre-recorded links. This massive directory is complemented with the cinema content from the Indian, Pakistani and Punjabi community.

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