I'll try using the actual cables that came with it. Included is a HDMI cable and the plug cable.

I didn't use either.

I simply disconnected my Roku box and connected those cables to the KODI box.

For the most part, and so far, I am not having issues EXCEPT primarily with the new movies.
Many of those don't have many streaming options. There are those that do have a lot. Some
of them say 'no streaming available'.

OHHHH and I got ROLLED several times!!!

I said I would follow up. Not everyone posts in the forums but read the posts and may want
to know about this.

I have Roku, Apple, RCA, and a couple of Smart TV's. Now I have the KODI.

The KODI box is a little larger in size than the other's. Not much but it is, at least the one I have is.

It's basically easy to use once you know how it works. There's a good youtube video that has over a
few million views that is the complete set up walk through. My KODI already came loaded but it is
still a good idea to view the video because it explains what the repository is and folders and how to
add-on's, apps, etc. He also explains about updates and versions.

I didn't realize I had to actually download KODI to my computer. You have to go to the KODI tv
site and choose your download. I chose the download for IMAC but ALSO you need to read the
'HELP' that is under the download link.....which I didn't do first so be sure and do that first. My
install was giving me a privacy setting error and I finally went in and read the help, discovered
how to turn it off and continue with the install. So it's best to read the Help first.

I'm wireless but I think someone said that ethernet actually worked better in regards to programs
not cutting out, buffering, etc.

Last night I watched some movies 'Tarzan' and it played fine except their mouths weren't moving
with their voices. Another new movie I tried wouldn't play at all and only had a few download
options but none of them would stream.

What I discovered is that some of the newer movies didn't always stream or had buffering issues.

My favorite movies to watch are the old classics and fortunately, those play great. I watched
'Cool Hand Luke' last night and it never cut out, mouths moved with voices, super clear hd picture,
and Paul never looked better.

Bottomline, I do recommend KODI if you're looking to save money and still access your programs
and movies.

My goal is to some day in the not so distant future, cut my DISH completely and even my NETFLIX.
I don't plan on cutting my PRIME any time because I shop there any way. BUT what I am finding is
that most everything these other things have, KODI has and MORE.

Mahiali wrote: Dear sir,

Is there any daily fee deduction in clixsense becoz I have noticed many times the total we left a day before will be less next day when we login again nearly 8 to 9 cents will be missing from the balance. why amount is getting deducted let me know please.

regards

You can view your history to see if there are deductions.

I'll start with :

Milk

Do you eat Chinese?

Do you eat Chinese?

Werewolves Of London - YouTube

Do you eat Chinese?

Werewolves Of London - YouTube

Have a happy holiday this Labor Day and remember, don't drink and drive!
Stay Save!

You're in Nigeria so it will be very infrequent that you get a survey.

Some years ago there was a big time marketer leaving the online industry.
Of course, he had already made fortunes and I guess he figured it was time
to go. He started selling off his scripts and various materials. One major
package he had was I think $1,500. It was down to the last amount he
was going to sell licenses to and I only had $500 in my paypal.

I replied to the email and told him I was interested in his package but I
only had $500 in my paypal and that I wasn't willing to spend any more
than that.

He replied with 'Ok send me the $500'.

I did. I sent him the $500.

The package consisted of some immediate downloads to his famous
program scripts. Then I was also sent materials through snail mail.

Here is the clincher......

You couldn't do a thing with the scripts the way they were encoded. He
had a forum set up just for those that bought the package. Of course, he
was only selling a set number of packages but when I got to the forum, there
seemed to be a hundred people or more there at any given time. He had
programmers lined up and if you wanted to actually set up one or more of
those scripts, you had to pay the programmer first. Each programmer had
a sticky topic with Bio.....you could read their bio and read which scripts
they were good at working with.

So bottomline......you paid Mark for his goodies and then you paid thousands
of dollars to the programmers.

I thought I was getting over and getting a good deal by talking my way into
paying only $500 for the pack. However, he still had me by the baxxs and he
knew it.

@sethjoel You didn't ruffle feathers. I was being straight forward. That is all.
My point now in this reply is, no matter how much you think you can get over
on some of those 'hot' marketers out there, they usually are going to get the
last laugh. It's not necessarily that what they have for sale is good or bad.
It's if you yourself will really put to use what they have. There are in fact big
time marketers that have some great ideas, have made a lot of money off their
so called 'secrets' and it could very well be a real deal. Like most online
marketers, all their eggs don't go into one basket. They'll make money from
various resources and even sell what they know to make more money. One
thing is for sure, they're not going to lose out.

It is amazing how many people will hand over their money for 'secrets'

That's why I say, do your research, contact the person, call them on the phone
if you can, ask them what their 'secret' deal consist of, ask them if there is more
to buy, tell them you can't spit cash out your bazooka for no good deal and you
are interested but must know more. If they act as though they can't tell you
jack, hangup. Same goes with an email. Those that are really making money
and have a legit product to sell, they're going to want to talk about it.

It doesn't matter if anyone here has or not so I am not sure what you are getting at.

This is not a scam prevention program. If you want training on scam prevention there
are ebooks and a lot of material out there in that regard.

ClixSense is a free to earn program and as it plainly states, you are to do your own
due diligence in what you join or what you buy etc. The shoes you wear may be
from a money laundering racketeering outfit. The point is, in life you are responsible
for making your own decisions. Do your own research.

anupbd wrote: I also won $0.10 today and 5 times totaling $1.00

I think I know what you meant but it was a good morning laugh.

Maybe I should ask admin to create an 'Old Folks' sub forum.

What is it you need help with?

I am not sure what you are asking.

A sponsor is simply an affiliate, a member like you are a member. It is someone's
replicated ClixSense website that you enrolled at.

You don't need to submit a support ticket to upgrade to premium. You just click
on the link in your account and pay the yearly membership. You can choose to
pay using your present earnings.

There was a show on not too many years ago about people that ate strange things.

There was a woman that ate nothing but french fries. It was almost hilarious. Her
freezer when she opened it, was full of bags of frozen french fries. She had a daughter
and her daughter was taking on her mother's same trait of eating nothing but french
fries.

Surprisingly when they tested the woman, she was in great physical condition.

They told me they removed it a few days ago.

You might want to clean your machine, run anti-virus.

Stranger, Danger!

Turn Around, Don't Drown!

Thunder Roars, Go Indoors!



Do You Know Some?

PS. Maybe You can make up some cool ones?