- #HOW TO USE CONFLUENCE VIEW OPTIONS ON KODI HOW TO#
- #HOW TO USE CONFLUENCE VIEW OPTIONS ON KODI MOVIE#
UPDATE: Find the userdata folder on different operating systems. Go to Video > Files > Add Videos, then Browse for Home Folder ( which is a shortcut to C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Kodi) > userdata > addon_data > TV Shows Here’s where the magic happens! There is a certain hidden directory that stores the “library” that you added that Genesis show into. Go to Settings > Appearance > File lists > check “ Show hidden files and directories”Īdd a Special Video Source to your TV Shows Library By default, hidden files and directories do not show in Kodi, so you’ll need to turn on a setting to see them. The next step is important in order for the following steps to work. You can come back later and add more shows. Note: I’m only having you do this first in order to see something happen in the later steps. No need to rush over to the library to see if it shows up. Select the name of a TV show series, press menu or “c” and select “Add to Library”.
#HOW TO USE CONFLUENCE VIEW OPTIONS ON KODI HOW TO#
If you haven’t installed Genesis yet, see my post on how to do that. In Genesis, Search for TV Shows and “Add to Library”īefore we get started, make sure to add some shows to the library from the Genesis video add-on. Read on to learn how to add your favorite shows from video streaming add-ons (like Genesis) into your TV Shows video library.
You would look in your library for an episode, and if you know that is should be there and it didn’t download, then you would open the add-on and manually search for it.Īll of that ends when you learn this trick that will make you mad that you didn’t learn about it before. The problem with that is now your experience is fragmented between those 2 different places.
#HOW TO USE CONFLUENCE VIEW OPTIONS ON KODI MOVIE#
Meanwhile, there are some amazing add-ons that will give you access to just about any TV show or movie you would want anyway. If you download TV show episodes and movies via Usenet/Sickbeard/SAB, those video files would be stored on a hard drive that is set as a video library source for TV and for Movies. If you use Kodi (formerly XBMC), chances are this tutorial is going to blow your mind… at least mine did when I discovered it.
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