The Pi 3 is a big improvement over the Pi 2. The built in WiFi while not the best works well enough and streamed movies fine. The Raspberry Pi 3 works very well with Kodi. Using a Ethernet connection maybe necessary for those in a crowded wireless environment or far from the router. I used the built-in WiFi with good results. The first time it boots the WiFi or Ethernet need to be setup. Plug in all the connections to a TV with a mouse, keyboard or other controller. Once the Image is written than the SD-card can be inserted into the Pi 3. Once everything is set correctly click the write button and Win32 Disk Imager will write the Image file to the SD-Card. Insert your SD-Card into a SD-Card writer slot and open Win32 Disk Imager.Ĭlick the folder icon and point it to were the OpenELEC Image file was extracted.īe sure the correct drive is selected to write as Win32 Disk Imager will write to what ever it is set to!! Here is the download to Win32 Disk Imager.
I use Win32 Disk Imager to write files if you already have Image writing software then use it. Once the file is unzipped than it is ready to be written to the SD-Card. WinRAR or similar is needed to extract the file. GZ file format.Ī Window based computer does not come with a built-in way to extract a.GZ file. RasPi 2 Builds work fine on the RasPi 3.Īfter downloading the Image file it needs to be extracted. They keep changing the layout of the download page, simply look for Raspberry Pi2 and Raspberry Pi3 Image files.
PI 3 B+ KODI 17.6 DOWNLOAD HOW TO
How To Install KODI On a Raspberry Pi 3 Using OpenELECĪ Pre-built Kodi Image file is needed to be written to the SD-Card.
PI 3 B+ KODI 17.6 DOWNLOAD MOVIE
Read Here for How To Install Add-ons and Stream Movie and TV Shows.
Kodi will now be installed to your Raspberry Pi, the next step is to setup add-ons which give it functionality.
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