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Raspberry Pi is a small and low-cost computer that plugs into a TV or monitor and uses a keyboard and mouse with all the capabilities a desktop computer can offer. To install Kodi on Raspberry Pi you first need to install an operating system. This operating system is a Linux distribution for Kodi. In this tutorial, we will show how to install two operating systems LibreELEC and OSMC. Kodi works great on both of them, so you should try this.

Here are the instructions on how to install Kodi on LibreELEC:

LibreElec is a Linux distribution just for Kodi without other applications, and it is optimized for using Kodi. It is a fork of OpenELEC and supports Raspberry Pi 4 and older models.

• Insert the SD card to the SD card reader of your computer
• Download LibreELEC USB-SD Creator for Windows, Linux or Mac and launch it with administrator rights
• Select the version according to the model of your Raspberry Pi
• Click Download and select the path for the image file
• Select the SD card
• Click Write and then click Yes to confirm
• Wait for the writing to complete and click Close
• Remove the SD from the computer and insert it to the SD card reader of the Raspberry Pi
• Plug the power cord to boot the Raspberry Pi
• Wait for the LibreELEC wizard to appear and click Next
• You can rename the device name or keep the default name
• Select WiFi network, click Connect, enter the password and click Next
• LibreElec with Kodi is installed now on the Raspberry Pi

Here are the instructions on how to install Kodi on OSMC:

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OSMC is a Linux distribution based on Debian Linux that ships Kodi as the main application, but you can also install other applications. It is the successor to Raspbmc and Crystalbuntu and supports Raspberry Pi 3 and older models.

• Insert the SD card to the SD card reader of your computer
• Download OSMC installer for Windows or Mac and launch it
• In the welcome screen, select language and select Raspberry Pi 2/3 as the device to install OSMC on and click the next button
• Select the latest version and click the next button
• In the install options screen, select On an SD card and click the next button
• Select if you have a wired or wireless connection. In case of wireless connection, you need to select the network encryption (usually it is WPA/WPA2 PSK), enter SSID (network name), enter key (password) and click the next button
• Select the path of the SD card where OSMC will be installed and click the next button
• Accept the license agreement and click the next button
• Wait for the downloading to complete
• Click Yes to confirm you want to install OSMC
• Wait for the installing to complete and click Quit
• Remove the SD from the computer and insert it to the SD card reader of the Raspberry Pi
• Plug the power cord to boot the Raspberry Pi
• Wait until OSMC formats the device and installs files
• Select language and click Yes to confirm
• Select time zone
• You can rename the device name or keep the default name, click Accept
• You can skip SSH sharing and remote access, click Accept
• Accept the license agreement
• Choose whether to use OSMC’s skin or Kodi’s default skin
• Choose whether you prefer receiving OSMC’s newsletter
• Click Exit
• OSMC with Kodi is installed now on the Raspberry Pi

After installing Kodi on your computer the next step will be to install some add-ons so you can start watching your favorite movies and TV shows.

Follow our add-ons installation tutorials: Installing add-ons on Kodi

To create bootable USB or SD Card installation media for any LibreELEC supported platform please download the “LibreELEC USB-SD Creator” app and run it with administrator rights:

SUPPORT & ASSISTANCE

The wiki team have created instructions for the app, and we have added a forum area where you can ask for support, provide feedback, and report issues.

DIRECT DOWNLOADS

For all other downloads (files to use with 3rd party SD creator tools, manual update files, NAND install files, noobs files, files to migrate you from OpenELEC, etc.) please select your hardware in the drop-list below:

Raspberry Pi v2 and v3 devices boot from SD card media. Use the links above to create an SD card that boots LibreELEC using our simple app for Windows, macOS and Linux.

Latest Release and Manual Update for LibreELEC (.img.gz)

To update an existing LibreELEC device transfer the manual update file over to /storage/.update/ or the “Updates” samba share before rebooting to start the update process. /wasp-labeler-v7-windows-10.html. The same .img file is used for v2 and v3 devices. It can also be used to create SD cards using other SD card writing apps:

LibreELEC-RPi2.arm-8.2.5.img.gz (info)

The following YouTube video shows how to connect to samba shares:

Manual Update / Migration from OpenELEC (.tar)

LibreELEC update files are compatible with OpenELEC. To migrate transfer the manual update file over to /storage/.update/ or the “Updates” samba share before rebooting to start the update process. The same file is used for v2 and v3 devices:

Exchange 2013 serial key location. LibreELEC-RPi2.arm-8.2.5.tar (info)

The following YouTube video shows the migration process:

Raspberry Pi “noobs” Software (.tar)

To dual-boot LibreELEC with Raspian or other Raspberry Pi distributions on the same SD card use “noobs” software from the Raspberry Pi Foundation. To add LibreELEC to an existing noobs SD card download this file and unpack it to the /os folder on the SD card:

LibreELEC-RPi2.arm-8.2.5-noobs.tar (info)

You can also purchase high-quality SD cards pre-installed with noobs and LibreELEC from The Pi Hut who donate a percentage of each sale to the project:

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ALPHA/BETA PREVIEW BUILDS

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LibreELEC preview builds contain Alpha/Beta code for hands-on testing. If you choose to run preview builds you must be willing to report issues via the forums and engage with the LibreELEC and Kodi developers in hunting bugs: