How to Install Add That Source Kodi Addon on Firestick/Android

This instructional tutorial will show you How to Install Add That Source Kodi Addon.

Add That Source is a new add-on located within the DaButcher Repository that can quickly install the most popular Kodi add-ons in seconds.

You can think of this as a “rapid installer” for the best Kodi repositories/addons available.

Note: Since Add That Source is not a video addon, both Real-Debrid and Trakt integrations are not available.

This addon is working extremely well on the most popular Streaming Devices.

This includes the Amazon Firestick, Fire TV, Fire TV Cube, NVIDIA Shield, MECOOL Box, Chromecast, Tivo Stream 4K, and more.

If you don’t have Kodi installed on your device, we suggest viewing our popular Kodi tutorials below.

How to Install Kodi on Firestick/Fire TV
How to Install Kodi on Android TV Box

Add That Source Kodi Addon Installation Guide

• Launch Kodi
• Click the settings icon  

• Click System

• Hover over Add-ons menu item and turn on Unknown sources if not already on

• Click Yes

• Click back on remote to go back to the System page
• Select File Manager

• Click Add source

• Click <None>

• Type the following URL exactly how it is listed here – http://dabutcher.org/repo and click OK

• Highlight the box under the source that you just typed in and enter a name for this media source, type “dabutcher” or any other name you would like to identify this source as and click OK  again

• Click your back button on the remote or keyboard until you are back on the System screen
• Choose Add-ons

• Click Install from zip file

• When prompted with the following message, click Yes

• Choose dabutcher or another name you assigned the media source in the previous step

• Click the zip file URL – repository.dab-1.3.zip

• Wait for the “DaButcher Repository Add-on installed” message to appear

• Click Install from repository

• Choose DaButcher Repository

• Click Program Add-Ons

• Select Add That Source

• Click Install

• Wait for Add That Source Add-on installed message to appear

• Return back to the home screen of Kodi and choose Add That Source within the Add-ons category

• That’s it! You have installed the Add That Source Kodi Addon on your device.

See below for setting up Add That Source.

How to Setup Add That Source

After installing Add That Source Kodi Addon, you then have the option to install various repositories.

Follow the short guide below for setting up this add-on.

1. Choose any repository you prefer and click it.

2. Make sure the repository URL is highlighted and click OK.

3. Enter any source name and click OK.

4. Click OK when this message appears.

5. Return to the home screen of your device. Then locate Kodi within your apps and select Force Stop.

6. Launch Kodi 19 Matrix.

7. Navigate to the Add-on browser click Install from zip file.

8. Click Yes.

9. That’s it! You will notice the various repositories that you selected from the previous steps. Just simply install whichever repositories you prefer.

Description & Details

Add That Source contains a simple interface with several Kodi repositories to choose from.

As mentioned previously, some of the more popular repositories available within this addon include Venom, Narcacist, Slamious, Magnetic, DejaVu, DaButcher, Octopus, and others.

Give Add That Source Kodi Addon a try today!

FAQs

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