They also tend to use their own operating systems, many of which Kodi can’t support. Whether or not you can install Kodi directly to your smart TV depends on the specific make and model. A general rule is that if you can access the Google Play Store from your TV’s interface, you can install Kodi directly from there. If you can’t, you’re better off looking into third-party Kodi options like Fire Stick TV or Roku.īelow are a few of the biggest smart TV manufacturers and the state of their Kodi compatibility as of October 2017. LG Smart TVs – Most run webOS, which isn’t compatible with Kodi.Įven if your television isn’t directly compatible, check the guides in the sections below for easy and fast workarounds.Panasonic Smart TVs – All of Panasonic’s TV sets run their custom software that doesn’t work with Kodi.Samsung Smart TVs – Nearly all of Samsung’s TVs run a custom, proprietary operating system that isn’t compatible with Kodi.Sharp Smart TVs – Sharp’s TV products mostly run third-party OS software that’s incompatible with Kodi.Īn official port for Samsung TVs is in the works, though it faces a number of stumbling blocks and may never be released.
Sony Smart TVs – Sony’s TV devices run a number of different operating systems, though Android TV has gained popularity in recent years. If you can access the Google Play Store from the TV, you can install Kodi. Vizio Smart TVs – A number of Vizio’s products run a custom version of Google TV (Android TV).
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