Running a home media server is pretty awesome: beautiful cover art, playlists, and all your media right at your finger tips. One thing media centers fall short on, however, is recreating that feeling of aimlessly channel surfing just to scratch that TV watching itch. Read on as we show you how to recreate the channel surfing experience on XBMC with the use of a very clever add-on. Why Do I Want To Do This? More and more people are “cutting the cord” and breaking away from the traditional cable-centered TV watching experience. There’s a host of good reasons to do so: TV shows without commercials, media on demand the way you want it, and saving a chunk of change (the average cable bill in the US is $90). One thing that many people find missing from the post-cable experience, however, is the simplicity of turning on the television and just having something on.

Would it be nice if you could take your vast trove of media and some streaming sources and combine them into a pseudo-sort-of TV channel system where instead of poring over your media list and carefully picking something out you could just turn on your television and get the same what’s-on-now experience cable provides but, you know, without the cable bill and annoying commercials? Thanks to the aptly named PseudoLive add-on for the popular XBMC media center platform you can.

Essentially, get the repo and install that zip file. Then go to the repo and install Pseudotv live. Mine installed on Kodi 14.1 without any errors. PseudoTV Manager 1.02.zip download at 2shared. Compressed file PseudoTV Manager 1.02.zip download at www.2shared.com. Guide to adding PseudoTV. Select the “Install from zip file” entry in the list. Now navigate to the directory you saved to earlier and select the file you. Pseudotv Zip File Download. Pseudotv Live Channels This is a guide that we will take you through the proccess of installing the Pseudo.

It’s an extraordinarily clever little plugin that we’re thoroughly impressed with. Let’s take a look at what you need and how to install it. What Do I Need? For this tutorial you’ll need the following items in order to follow along: • An.

• The add-on. • Locally stored media (for local media channels) • Internet access (for streaming media channels) We’ve opted to use a branch of the original PseudoTV add-on, PseudoTV Live for two reasons. First, it supports the most recent release of XBMC. Second, it supports live streaming from sources like Hulu, YouTube, etc. Installing PseudoTV Live PseudoTV Live’s installation process is add-on. First, download the stable master release.ZIP file here.

Once downloaded, fire up XBMC and navigate to System ->Settings ->Add-ons ->Install from zip file and browse to the location of the PseudoTV Live plugin.ZIP you just downloaded. Download Sonora Matancera Mediafire on this page. After a successful installation you’ll see a popup like the one above in the lower right hand corner indicating the add-on is installed and enabled. After that you can confirm the status of the add-on by navigating to System ->Settings ->Add-ons ->Enabled Add-ons ->Program Add-ons where you should see an entry for PseudoTV live.

If you click on the entry you’ll see the add-on information panel for it. In order for PsuedoTV Live to finish integrating with XBMC and appear in the primary menu, you’ll need to restart XBMC. After restart, navigate to Programs ->PseudoLive TV and run the application. On first run, the add-on asks if you want to have it automatically generate channels for you. We recommend trying this feature out rather than jumping immediately into crafting your own channels from scratch. Click “Yes.” PseudoTV Live will automatically load and tune into the first automatically generated channel (what this channel is and what content it provides is entirely dependent on the media you have linked to your XBMC installation). Here’s an example of what a channel looks like: number in the upper left corner, show summary on the lower portion of the screen.