Correct.. Either the term Providers or Sources (more popular) would do.

could i find those in the add on source path? i'll try to look for those names later if it is the right way to do it.. hehe.. still learning kodi..

Basically it works like this:
*Launch KODI.
*Run addon within KODI... Example, Genesis addon.
*Select media to play.
*Genesis (the addon) begins searching for "sources" to stream the selected content from..
*Choose an available source.. Some examples as recommended by WaCKy-Angel.. Profit!!

later will try it out..

If u just recently installed Kodi, i dont think u can sew Genesis addon anymore.
Look for Exodus instead

wacky, any idea how to point Kodi Helix repo to another stock Kodi repo (Isengard/Jarvis)?

dont understand what is ur question.

I don't think what you are asking for is possible.. At the pace KODI has been developing, there's a huge gap between the Helix & latest Jarvis version.. Besides the obvious added features, etc, there have been tons of code improvement & changes under the hood. So if running Jarvis smoothly isn't possible on your current hardware, then guess it's not meant to be. The only other tip I can think of, besides running unofficial forks, is to install KODI versions incrementally.. I.e. 14 > 15 > 16. Running and quitting KODI in between installs.. See if that helps, else just stick with Helix or get a more compatible hardware...

This post has been edited by voncrane: Mar 6 2016, 05:47 PM

if i understand your question correctly:

1. you installed helix
2. you used some repo suitable for helix
3. you upgraded to isengard
4. repo is still helix

in that sense you have to uninstall that repo, and reinstall the repo made for isengard addons.

While the above method should work for installed third party addons, I believe jAkUn was asking about the official KODI addons repository. Thing is, with every KODI release, a separate (branched off) official repository is created; Like a sub-directory and each is designed to be accessed by a matching version. I.e. Helix - Helix repo, Jarvis - Jarvis repo... This is to prevent compatibility issues between addons written for a particular KODI version from being "broken" as progress is made.

jAkUn in a separate thread was asking about the Food Network HD addon present in Isengard and Jarvis. Attached below are clean zip files of the Food Network HD addon, extracted from both the Isengard & Jarvis repo. Successfully installed v3.0.1 on Jarvis 16.0, able to watch Barefoot Contessa Full Episodes, etc...

 plugin.video.foodnetwork_2.2.2.zip ( 177.16k ) Number of downloads: 14

 plugin.video.foodnetwork_3.0.1.zip ( 177.66k ) Number of downloads: 19


This post has been edited by voncrane: Mar 7 2016, 12:11 AM

Parking first, was looking for this.......

Not sure if its the place to ask, but does anyone know how to play this:

http://go.layarku.tv/aec.m3u8

with sound?

I use VLC player to play but I only got video but no sound.

Thank You So Much Voncrane!!!!!!!
yeah, what you said is correct.
the stock kodi repo is pointing to the Helix version repo.
the trouble that I had is, my Himedia Q3 comes with preinstalled Kodi Helix.
So, whenever I try to install Kodi from Playstore, it will be broken, frozen, etc.
I havent managed to figure out if there is a way to remove the preinstalled Kodi on the Himedia box.

just bought a minix neo u1, but how come unable to add on cCloud TV & Exodus ??
Any SI FU can advise pls....

What steps have you taken to install either addons? Zip files or through a repository? What KODI version have you tried installing on? Minix's or Jarvis etc? Running stock or a custom build, etc.. More info is required..

I follow the step provided by youtube... I'm using Minix's build in Kodi.

Every time install or update, will jump out to Minix home screen...

Still not enough info.. Following steps in a YouTube video... What actual steps? Please list out.. I would also advise you install Jarvis and mess with that instead.. Restore the pre-installed XBMC for Minix and leave as is, preferably for local media playback.. Both versions can coexist on the same box.

Edit: Here are quick steps to installing Exodus..

1. Install the Fusion repo.
2. After installing.. Install from zip file..
3. Choose the Fusion repo.... Then xbmc-repos.
4. Scroll down and install the Exodus repo.
5. After that's installed, navigate out and back to install from the Exodus repo.
6. Install from repository > Exodus Repository > Video addons... Select Exodus.. Install..
7. Check your video addons after installation..
8. Profit!

This post has been edited by voncrane: Mar 9 2016, 04:52 PM

Settled, just uninstall then re-down load from play store & install. After that able to add on Exodus.

Thank you some much bro...

BTW, any recommend on HD movie & Live TV ?? I'm newbies on Minix box... Don't know what can be done on this Minix U1.

Tqtq

EXODUS is good!

Welcome... As for content, in addition to the addons already mentioned here in KODI thread like cCloud or Specto, etc. You can install third party apps like MX Player, Mobdro (TV channels), TV Plus 2.0 (Chinese TV channels), CartoonHD, Popcorntime, Showbox, MoviesHD, etc.