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In this Instructable, you are going to learn how to install Exodus on your Raspberry Pi 3 within Kodi

Let’s get started!

Step 1: What You'll Need

Step 2: Add the Download Source

Scroll up and click on the cogwheel to access the system configuration.

Move all the way to "File manager"

Select "Add source"

Click on "" Type in "http://fusion.tvaddons.ag/"

Set "Fusion as the name.

Click "OK"

Go back to the main screen.

Go to "Add-ons"

Select "Install from repository"

Click on the two dots (..) to go back one step.

Select "Install from zip file"

Scroll down to "Fusion"

Click on "kodi-repos" Select "english"

Choose "repository.exodus-1.01"

Wait until the Exudus repository is fully installed.

Select "Install from repository"

Select "Exody repository"

Scroll to "Video add-ons"

Select "Exodus"

Click on "Install" once that the installation window appears.

Wait for Exodus to install.

Go back to the main screen once it's done.

Go to "Add-ons"

Select "Exodus"

A small message screen will appear, wait for the countdown to reach zero.

You're all set up to use Exodus.

Congratulations, you’ve just set up Exodus within Kodi on your Raspberry Pi and that’s it for this Instructable.

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