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<section begin="intro" />Kodi supports [[w:RSS|RSS]] feeds as video and audio sources. Adding an RSS source in Kodi will make the individual RSS entries browsable in the Kodi interface, along with thumbnails and other metadata if available. RSS feeds cannot be scanned into the video or music library, so they are only accessible from the files view..<section end="intro" /> | <section begin="intro" />Kodi supports [[w:RSS|RSS]] feeds as video and audio sources. Adding an RSS source in Kodi will make the individual RSS entries browsable in the Kodi interface, along with thumbnails and other metadata if available. RSS feeds cannot be scanned into the video or music library, so they are only accessible from the files view..<section end="intro" /> | ||
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Kodi supports RSS feeds as video and audio sources. Adding an RSS source in Kodi will make the individual RSS entries browsable in the Kodi interface, along with thumbnails and other metadata if available. RSS feeds cannot be scanned into the video or music library, so they are only accessible from the files view..
Note: Don't confuse RSS media source with the RSS ticker, which is a scrolling RSS feed on the Kodi home screen.
Adding RSS media feeds
Adding RSS feeds to Kodi is as easy as adding most media sources, by selecting "add videos" or "add music" in the respective area of Kodi. Then type in the RSS feed address starting with rss://