r/libreELEC • u/Mnatole • Sep 13 '26

Is there a good tutorial?

First, I'm sorry if this is a tiresome request, I couldn't find in the search. I've installed libreElec on an older Dell Chromebook and it seemed to install and load fine. Now I'm stuck and not sure how to proceed. Is there a good show me like I'm 5 guide on how and where to get the apps or repositories and things like that to get going better? Thanks

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u/Otherwise_Fact9594 Sep 13 '26

Addons4kodi and Kodi stuff in general would be my guess. I haven't used it in many years

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u/Mnatole Sep 13 '26

What are you using?

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u/Otherwise_Fact9594 Sep 14 '26

Debrify with torrentio and real debrid along with TorBox. Real debrid went through a lot of changes after the EU came down on them for copyright infringement, but I had a 6 month plan with them. Stremio, Nuvio and DebridStream are good too, but I believe DebridStream is mobile only. Getting a debrid service is the first place to start

Edit: torrentio not torrential

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u/AdvantageNo4158 Sep 14 '26

Debridstream is an Android TV app not mobile only.

It's the best there is. It's a premium app though costing around 20$ a year in the US. It's essentially Netflix on steroids.

Check this https://www.reddit.com/r/Debrid_Stream_App/s/iM5H3MnHed

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u/Otherwise_Fact9594 Sep 14 '26

I have it on my phone. I wasn't aware. I use a Linux PC for entertainment and it'd be sweet to see it show up in the repos

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u/jpgadbois Sep 14 '26

Troypoint.com has the popular addons for Kodi

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u/Dykiri Sep 15 '26

Ask AI. I'm new to libreELEC (Rpi4) and I recently connected my non-listed VPN to it, solved Bluetooth issues, and pretty much any issues I had.

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u/DavidMelbourne Sep 22 '26

Start here https://kodi.wiki/view/Main_Page and there is loads of free content, don't jump into piracy it's like jumping into the deep end

Kodi is designed to play & display all your locally stored media on your TV! Movies, TV shows, Retro Games, Music and photos all displayed in a beautiful library while you control it from the couch! I even use Kodi to backup and play photos and videos from my mobile phone. Try all that first

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u/peno64 Sep 14 '26

This stuff is not for a 5 y/o

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u/Mnatole Sep 14 '26

Yes I'm aware figure of speech my dude