Author: Abhishek Kumar

Kodi is a versatile media player that can be customized to fit your needs, and one of the best ways to personalize your experience is by installing a Kodi build. These builds come pre-configured with skins, addons, and settings that make your Kodi experience even better. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the steps of installing a Kodi build, using the Diggz Xenon Build as an example. The same method is used for installing add-ons to Kodi. Whether you’re using Kodi on a Raspberry Pi, PC, or even an Android Box, these steps will work across all devices. Step 1: Enable unknown sources Before we can install third-party builds, we need to allow Kodi to install from unknown sources. Here’s how: Go to Kodi’s Home Screen and click the Settings Cog (top-left corner). Select System from the options. Scroll down and choose Add-ons. On the right side, toggle the Unknown Sources option to On. A warning message will pop up; click Yes to confirm. We’re enabling this because Kodi doesn’t allow third-party sources by default for security reasons, but since we trust the source, we’ll proceed. Step 2: Add the repository source Now, we’ll add the source for the Team Crew Repository. This is where the HomeFlix and many other amazing Kodi builds reside. Go back to the Kodi home screen and open Settings again. Select File Manager. Click on Add Source. In the window that appears, click on . Enter the build URL, in our case: https://team-crew.github.io and click OK. Name the source with any name you prefer), then click OK. Step 3: Install the build repository Now that the source is added, we’ll install the build repository. Return to the Kodi Settings page and click Add-ons. a Choose Install from Zip File. Select the source you just added. Click on the zip file named repository.thevrew-X.zip (X will be the version number). Wait for the notification that says The Crew Repository Add-on Installed.