if the folders are not automatically unzipped, unzip them.ħ.
#Media center app for mac zip file
I think the main problems people have been having are finding the repository zip file and the issue in step 7.Ħ. If this is outdated and somebody has a current one please post it. Use the context menu ctrl-option-shift-m and download linked file. When you get to this link do a search for zip and you should be at the file. I'm a bit concerned as to whether what I found is outdated but it was the only one I could find to download and it seems to be working. I finally did a separate search for and also with the word zip and i finally found it. By following the instructions in the original post and going to advanced I was able to download the folder but I couldn't find the repository it's probably there in plain sight but I couldn't find it. Open the application so that the needed directories are created, etc.Ĥ. I had a terrible time with this on my imac and spent a couple of hours figuring it out so i'm going to post the steps here.Ģ. Copy them and paste them into the addons folder found at ~/library/Application support/Kody/addons/ Find the 2 folders you downloaded, they should be named and. Start Kody to have the addons folder recreated in it's original form.Ĥ. Delete the addons folder within the kody folderĢ. It will be created again when you start Kody. If you've already have pasted the content of the folders into the addons folder, I suggest that you just clean it up first, by deleting the whole addons folder. What you will have to do, is to paste the 2 folders you downloaded into the addons folder, not the content of the forlders. So I twisted my brain for a moment, and found out what was wrong. Hi all! I had the same problem! I tried pasting the files from the 2 downloaded folders into the ~/Library/Application support/Kody/addons/ folder, but that didn't work at all.
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