How To Install Uranus Kodi Add-On For Amazon Firestick
Uranus
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About Uranus Addon for Kodi
Uranus is a great recent fork of the Elysium/Exodus add-on family.
It focuses on high quality streaming TV and movies for Kodi, and the developers have been doing a good job of keeping this program up and running smoothly.
Uranus seems to draw on a fewer number of sources than similar add-ons, but this means the sources it does provide work consistently.
If you are looking to stream this type of content, we highly recommend the Uranus add-on.
How to Install Uranus Kodi Add-On for Fire Stick and Fire TV
Since Uranus is a Kodi Add-on, you must first install the KODI app on your Fire Stick or Fire TV. If you have not done this yet, please visit our step-by-step tutorial then return to this post.
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Here is how to install this popular Kodi add-on:
Open Kodi and go to “Settings”
Select “File Manager”
Select “Add Source”
A new box should pop-up. Enter the URL for Uranus: http://repo.mrblamo.xyz/ in the box where it says Enter a name for the link (like “Blamo”), and click OK.
Go back to Kodi’s Main Menu and click “Add-ons”
Select “Open Box”
Select “Install From ZIP File”
Open the directory of the newly added source (“Blamo”), and find “repository.griffin-x.x.x.zip”. Click on this to install the repository to Kodi.
After it loads, there will be a notification that lets you click on “Install From Repository.” Click on “Griffin Repo”, then “Video Add-ons”, then “Uranus”
Click “Install” Uranus should now be available to launch from Kodi’s Add-on section.
Sit back and enjoy!
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