2017-02-26, 22:10
?? not what i read in the thread but if you think thats what he said ok lol
(2017-02-26, 22:10)trickymicky1 Wrote: ?? not what i read in the thread but if you think thats what he said ok lol
(2017-02-26, 21:18)DarrenHill Wrote:(2017-02-26, 17:17)OldLeach Wrote:(2017-02-26, 11:43)DarrenHill Wrote: @OldLeach - A factory reset won't change the Kodi software that's installed - if it's a tweaked version with a different app ID it will remain so and so the issue will be unaffected and will continue to be entirely as described.
But as you're not the one with the issue, if you can provide a better solution then please feel free to do so, or else please stop with the attitude. What @Mnementh says above is entirely correct, and you are beginning to test my patience. Consider this a friendly highlight of what he says above, before my moderator powers here come into play.
I'm the only one here who did provide a solution. Feel free to use your "power" to moderate me out of this forum. You sure can't use it to fix his problem.
I don't think calling you out on ducking the real issue was so out of line. Basically, get to work or give up the post to someone who will.
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Except your method won't work, as you still have a different app ID. Sideload will make no difference, or at least no more difference than uninstalling first and then installing. And at that point the store method will work just as well, as I said in the beginning.
(2017-02-26, 23:12)OldLeach Wrote: Genius, my method did work as that's how installed 17.1 on a device that came stock with 16.1. Go fish...
(2017-02-25, 22:00)OldLeach Wrote:(2017-02-25, 21:34)DarrenHill Wrote: If it's got a different app ID you can't update it from the app store. As far as it is concerned it's a different app so the update isn't applicable. The fact you know it's Kodi and the two may appear the same is irrelevant.
As to builds, if you are referring to 3rd party ones then we do not support them, indeed many are on the banned addons (wiki) list for what they contain.
What he is saying is, even after a factory reset, he cannot install Kodi 17.1 from APK or google play even though he is running Android 5.1.1.
My experience has been the same but I found a work around. I do not want to use this work around in the future.
You're talking in circles there, buddy. Address the issue being presented.
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(2017-05-21, 18:38)francissimard Wrote:(2017-02-25, 22:00)OldLeach Wrote:(2017-02-25, 21:34)DarrenHill Wrote: If it's got a different app ID you can't update it from the app store. As far as it is concerned it's a different app so the update isn't applicable. The fact you know it's Kodi and the two may appear the same is irrelevant.
As to builds, if you are referring to 3rd party ones then we do not support them, indeed many are on the banned addons (wiki) list for what they contain.
What he is saying is, even after a factory reset, he cannot install Kodi 17.1 from APK or google play even though he is running Android 5.1.1.
My experience has been the same but I found a work around. I do not want to use this work around in the future.
You're talking in circles there, buddy. Address the issue being presented.
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Hi can you explain me how you manage to install kodi. Because my qbox says that it is not compatible. Many thanks