[CDN_Merlin]

Hi all,

I installed Kodi 64 bit. It works fine. On my computer, I use a skinned interface. My issue if when I go through my Blu-Ray to access Kodi, the interface is just like if I'm streaming from my PC without any extra software.

Is there any way to get the nice interface on my TV?

ASUS Z170-P, Core I7-6700K, Coolermaster Hyper 212 EVO CPU Cooler, Gigabyte GF GTX970 OC 4GB GDDR5,Crucial 16GB 2133MHz DDR4, Samsung 850 EVO 250GB 2.5" SATA3 SSD, WD Black 1 TB, ASUS DVD Burner, ASUS 27" Monitor, Fractal Design R5 Mid-Tower Case, Thermaltake ToughPower Gold 750 Watt, Win 10 64Bit

Thanks

[scott967]

I think the design of Kodi UI is that it is rendered to your platform's (PC) graphics system, which is responsible for converting it to a signal appropriate for use in a display, typically HDMI or DVI. I suppose there could be some sort of "remote desktop" capability that might be used, though I don't know of anything like that built into a smart TV.

scott s.
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[CDN_Merlin]

Ok, weird cause Plex Server pushes it's icons etc to my TV. Thanks

[nickr]

Kodi is not plex.

[trogggy]

Hi all,

I installed Kodi 64 bit. It works fine. On my computer, I use a skinned interface. My issue if when I go through my Blu-Ray to access Kodi, the interface is just like if I'm streaming from my PC without any extra software.

Is there any way to get the nice interface on my TV?

ASUS Z170-P, Core I7-6700K, Coolermaster Hyper 212 EVO CPU Cooler, Gigabyte GF GTX970 OC 4GB GDDR5,Crucial 16GB 2133MHz DDR4, Samsung 850 EVO 250GB 2.5" SATA3 SSD, WD Black 1 TB, ASUS DVD Burner, ASUS 27" Monitor, Fractal Design R5 Mid-Tower Case, Thermaltake ToughPower Gold 750 Watt, Win 10 64Bit

Thanks

Connect something that runs kodi to your tv with a hdmi cable.
That's how it's supposed to work, pretty much anything else will be rubbish in comparison.