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RE: Kodi/You Tube

Posted by Rod M on January 27, 2020 at 10:27:19:
Personally, I gave up on Kodi and Google for video apps. My first thought would be to go into the apps and uninstall the Youtube app. Then, add it back into the box. I have a similar problem with my Android TV. Plex worked fine, then suddenly, it won't read video files from the top, but it works if you drill into the series and select a specific file.

I've still got several of the old Google Nexus players that are used all the time for Youtube and Netflix, but I've moved on to Roku players and Plex instead of using Kodi. It's far more stable and just works better.