[god_damn_sony]

So no one cares that the V18 only putputs 1080p on sony TVs now?

[Klojum]

So no one cares that the V18 only putputs 1080p on sony TVs now?

You've already created your own forum thread on that topic. Please stick to it.

[DarrenHill]

This thread seems to have run its course (at least until Sony get their finger out and actually update their firmware properly and fix their bug).

Thread closed.

[Klojum]

Installing Kodi on Sony TVs should be a little easier with their new firmware update:
sony.com/electronics/support/oled-tvs-android-a9f_af9-series/xbr-65a9f/downloads/00015905

[hugo_ramirez]

Yeah. Corrected🥂

[hipidj]

32bit version is ok，but 64bit version still can‘t be installed
the firmware is the chinese version(PKG6.0724.0082CNA)

[rainman74]

32bit version is ok，but 64bit version still can‘t be installed
the firmware is the chinese version(PKG6.0724.0082CNA)

as far as I know Sony uses a 32bit Android on all Android TVs so far (although the Mediatek chips would also be 64bit capable), so no ARM64 apps can be installed either!

[goatl0rd]

Good morning, 

In the AF9, If we have installed the "cooked version" of v18, and after the tv firmware update, what do we have to do?

Uninstall Kodi and install the new one from Google Store? or we can update directly from the Store? If it is the case, will we keep our settings and addons?

Thanks in advance

[rainman74]

Good morning, 

In the AF9, If we have installed the "cooked version" of v18, and after the tv firmware update, what do we have to do?

Uninstall Kodi and install the new one from Google Store? or we can update directly from the Store? If it is the case, will we keep our settings and addons?

Thanks in advance

Rename Kodi folder (data/Android/org.xbmc.xxx), uninstall and install Kodi from Google Store, rename Kodi folder back to "org.xbmc.kodi"

org.xbmc.xxx could be:

1. org.xbmc.amc
   
2. org.xbmc.sony
   
3. etc.
   

just rename the right one to org.xbmc.xxx

[goatl0rd]

Good morning, 

In the AF9, If we have installed the "cooked version" of v18, and after the tv firmware update, what do we have to do?

Uninstall Kodi and install the new one from Google Store? or we can update directly from the Store? If it is the case, will we keep our settings and addons?

Thanks in advance

Rename Kodi folder (data/Android/org.kodi.xxx), uninstall and install Kodi from Google Store, rename Kodi folder back to "org.xbmc.kodi"  

If we do that, do we keep our settings/addons?

Thanks

[rainman74]

Good morning, 

In the AF9, If we have installed the "cooked version" of v18, and after the tv firmware update, what do we have to do?

Uninstall Kodi and install the new one from Google Store? or we can update directly from the Store? If it is the case, will we keep our settings and addons?

Thanks in advance

Rename Kodi folder (data/Android/org.kodi.xxx), uninstall and install Kodi from Google Store, rename Kodi folder back to "org.xbmc.kodi"   

If we do that, do we keep our settings/addons?

Thanks 

yes!

[Calab]

I think Sony blocked Kodi's package id.
Me and some users tested, both Kodi 18 64bit and 32bit cannot be installed.

I compiled Kodo 32bit, changed it's package id to com.amazon.aiv.eu .
Kodi get installed and runs just fine.

How did you change the package id?  I'm currently compiling Leia 18.5 and would like it to work on my HiSense TV.

[n00bftw]

I think Sony blocked Kodi's package id.
Me and some users tested, both Kodi 18 64bit and 32bit cannot be installed.

I compiled Kodo 32bit, changed it's package id to com.amazon.aiv.eu .
Kodi get installed and runs just fine.

How did you change the package id?  I'm currently compiling Leia 18.5 and would like it to work on my HiSense TV. 

All this seems hardly worth the effort, just get yourself an HTCP/Nvidea Shield or the Apple alternative - Job done.

[sabelstrom]

Hi.

Just bought a sony Android TV 4k HDR with big hopes on Kodi 19.
But i found out that 18.6 shutters and have problems.
So i need the special version of Kodi 17.6 that can be installed on Sony, but all links are dead.

The name should be kodi-armv7a-swhw-20190215-379f5f9.apk

Best regards
Richard Sabelström Törnefjord