- Sneeze Party
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I've been using Kodi on my FireTV for years now, networked with my NAS (Radarr, Sonarr, etc). However, since the FireTV is not going to have Disney+ support at launch, I'll be moving to a different device.
The nVidia Shield seems to be the most recommended box. It seems to support Netflix, Prime, Hulu, Kodi, and Disney+.
Is this probably my best bet?
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- Sneeze Party
- Apr 26, 2002
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These are, by far, the most brilliant photographs that I have ever seen, and you are a GOD AMONG MEN.
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Toilet Rascal
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The Shield is sold out on Amazon. The closest Best Buy that has one in stock is like 50 miles away. Crazy. I've ordered one on Amazon, where they're supposed to be in stock by October 18th. Thanks for the advice, everybody.
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- Sneeze Party
- Apr 26, 2002
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These are, by far, the most brilliant photographs that I have ever seen, and you are a GOD AMONG MEN.
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Toilet Rascal
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Got a two-parter for you folks here:
I have a Sony Bravia X900(0)E and I'm looking at buying a Synology DS218+ so I can store my media on the NAS and stream it to my TV in the bedroom and the PC in another room. I have a whole bunch of questions about this setup, but the two most important right now are:
1) Will I need anything else besides the NAS and my TV with Kodi to stream to the TV?
2) Google Play or any kind of app stores are not a thing where I live (blocked), so I probably won't be able to download the Kodi app directly from the TV. I assume I can put it manually on the TV?
Thanks in advance.
You should be able to side-load Kodi onto that TV, but you should google for directions about it. Should be pretty easy though.
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