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Because Kodi is just confusing. When I got my first Android TV, I was reading about Plex and Kodi everywhere. So I tried both. I never even figured out how to make Kodi do a similar thing to what I had with Plex.
Granted, Plex sucks nowadays and I'll be migrating somwhere else, but it definitely isn't going to be Kodi - it was confusing and ugly.
If you’re looking for what to migrate to. highly recommend Jellyfin
That's my current plan, but thanks!
In what way(s)?
You need an online connection for your local media to work. Currently my Internet connection is kinda fucked up and I haven't had time to fix it, long story short, the device where Plex server runs doesn't have access to the internet. And I can't manage my local media because of that. I can play them using local accounts, but I cannot do anything using the main account.
ouch, that might be the hard stop that prevented me from using it.
i dont like remote streaming at all. i dont want to rely on other people or hardware
I just use nova on my tv, it works better than kodi. And it actually works