Emporium
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Install Film Emporium Add-on for Kodi v17 Krypton
Start by opening Kodi.
On the left side, click on the category that says Add-ons.
Next, proceed to the settings. You can get there by clicking on the gear icon. In the category that says Add-ons, you’ll need to move the slider for Unknown sources to the On position if you have not previously. You’ll get a message warning you about doing that, so just click Yes.
Now, navigate back to the home screen and click on the folder icon. The next screen is the File Manager. When you see the list, scroll down and double click on Add source.
By doing so, you’ll see a box pop up that says Add file source.
Start by clicking on the highlighted line that says <None>.
You will now be prompted to enter the web address.
Enter exactly http://xunitytalk.me/xfinity and hit the Done button.
This media source needs a name. Enter Xunity and then click the OK button to add the source.
Once added, return to the home screen, and select Add-ons. You should see the icon of an opened box with an arrow pointing inside. Go ahead and click on it. This is the add-on browser screen. Select Install from zip file.
Go ahead and click on Xunity, XUnityTalk_Repository.zip
Wait a moment and you’ll see a message stating that the add-on is enabled.
You will repeat some of the same steps to add the DandyMedia repo.
Rather than setup a source for DandyMedia you will want to download the zip file here.
Select Install from zip file and pick repository.dandymedia.zip from the location you saved it to.
Now, click on Install from repository and select Dandymedia Repository.
Now select Video add-ons, then Film Emporium, and then Install.
Wait for the message that says the addon is enabled.
Return home and go to Add-Ons > Film Emporium to launch the addon.
/kens
Start by opening Kodi.
On the left side, click on the category that says Add-ons.
Next, proceed to the settings. You can get there by clicking on the gear icon. In the category that says Add-ons, you’ll need to move the slider for Unknown sources to the On position if you have not previously. You’ll get a message warning you about doing that, so just click Yes.
Now, navigate back to the home screen and click on the folder icon. The next screen is the File Manager. When you see the list, scroll down and double click on Add source.
By doing so, you’ll see a box pop up that says Add file source.
Start by clicking on the highlighted line that says <None>.
You will now be prompted to enter the web address.
Enter exactly http://xunitytalk.me/xfinity and hit the Done button.
This media source needs a name. Enter Xunity and then click the OK button to add the source.
Once added, return to the home screen, and select Add-ons. You should see the icon of an opened box with an arrow pointing inside. Go ahead and click on it. This is the add-on browser screen. Select Install from zip file.
Go ahead and click on Xunity, XUnityTalk_Repository.zip
Wait a moment and you’ll see a message stating that the add-on is enabled.
You will repeat some of the same steps to add the DandyMedia repo.
Rather than setup a source for DandyMedia you will want to download the zip file here.
Select Install from zip file and pick repository.dandymedia.zip from the location you saved it to.
Now, click on Install from repository and select Dandymedia Repository.
Now select Video add-ons, then Film Emporium, and then Install.
Wait for the message that says the addon is enabled.
Return home and go to Add-Ons > Film Emporium to launch the addon.
/kens