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Reclaimedepb · 7th April 2016, 16:32

I will soon be in possession of what I am told is a "jailbroken" Amazon firestick. Theoretically it can allow me to watch pretty much any broadcast television.
I have looked at a few spots online as far as how they work, but I still don't think I have it all figured out. Anyone come across these or have any experience using this or similar products to watch tv?

If this is the wrong section or not an approved subject I do apologize.

nobodyserio · 8th April 2016, 15:48

most of things are straightforward depending what you want to do.
If the firmware is to your liking and all that's lacking are applications, simple get them from forums, torrent, filehoster and and follow the installation instructions.

OddBa11 · 8th April 2016, 16:00

"Broadcast television" would be incorrect. Broadcast implies OTA/cable/SAT, which is not the function of this device. The Fire Stick is a streaming device and handles streams. Not all "broadcast" channels have an associated online stream. An OEM models supports most of the popular services already, so the question is what exactly are you wanting to do that the OEM model didn't support.

Reclaimedepb · 9th April 2016, 05:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by OddBa11

An OEM models supports most of the popular services already, so the question is what exactly are you wanting to do that the OEM model didn't support.

This being the case, what exactly is "hacked" or "jailbroken" about this? If it just handles streams of services my computer and/or smart tv can already handle what change can be made to it to offer any advantage. I was under the impression that this would be much like the old "black boxes" available for decoding every available cable station.

thugwarner · 9th April 2016, 10:57

i set up one of these fire sticks for a friend. the way i have seen them set up is with kodi. which you can download to any pc its just the covenience of having it stuck in the tv and not on a pc screen. as for it been jailbroken they are not like ios you can just choose to install apps from where ever you find them. and being honest about them i prefer my droidbox, the android software is easier to use than the fire sticks.

OddBa11 · 9th April 2016, 17:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by gtzaskar

This being the case, what exactly is "hacked" or "jailbroken" about this? If it just handles streams of services my computer and/or smart tv can already handle what change can be made to it to offer any advantage. I was under the impression that this would be much like the old "black boxes" available for decoding every available cable station.

None.

It will likely have more services than your TV, it won't touch your computer (nor will any other streaming device).

The old "black boxes" to which you refer no longer exist. Those old boxes, as well as the card trick (and others) with SAT boxes have all been replaced by better security. In regards to cable service, most suppliers have switched to an all digital system which requires a cable box to decode.

In regards to using a "hacked" fire stick just to use an application like Kodi, I'd rather just use a Roku (or other brand which already support the app) and not have to deal with a "hacked" device.

Reclaimedepb · 14th July 2016, 06:40

I have now had the firestick for a while now, and I love it.

It certainly isn't "free cable" or anything that simple, as was told to me above.

I immediately understood it for what it is, an Android device that allows apps. One of those apps, Kodi, allows the addition of other add-ons that will congregate all the sources I would normally search for on my own for movies, tv shows, and live streams of broadcast television.

I talk to people who had no experience with tube sites or streaming sites or torrents or any of the many ways I have gotten my media for years, and most are happy with the "jailbroken" or "hacked" stick. Good sources aren't always easy to find, especially for sports or other live events.

OddBa11 · 14th July 2016, 23:41

As I expected. And there are numerous devices which can run/access kodi.

But glad it's working for you.

Intershar1 · 18th July 2016, 00:07

Have you tried using Titanium on your Firestick?

Reclaimedepb · 18th July 2016, 05:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Intershar1

Have you tried using Titanium on your Firestick?

Is that an add-on through Kodi, or a separate app altogether?

Obvious answer is no, I have not. I am, however, open to any and all suggestions.

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OddBa11 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1,175 Thanks: 508 Thanked 1,702 Times in 798 Posts	"Broadcast television" would be incorrect. Broadcast implies OTA/cable/SAT, which is not the function of this device. The Fire Stick is a streaming device and handles streams. Not all "broadcast" channels have an associated online stream. An OEM models supports most of the popular services already, so the question is what exactly are you wanting to do that the OEM model didn't support.

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thugwarner Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 8 Thanks: 13,943 Thanked 18 Times in 7 Posts	i set up one of these fire sticks for a friend. the way i have seen them set up is with kodi. which you can download to any pc its just the covenience of having it stuck in the tv and not on a pc screen. as for it been jailbroken they are not like ios you can just choose to install apps from where ever you find them. and being honest about them i prefer my droidbox, the android software is easier to use than the fire sticks.

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Reclaimedepb I Got Banned Clinically Insane Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 4,546 Thanks: 41,771 Thanked 11,758 Times in 3,850 Posts	I have now had the firestick for a while now, and I love it. It certainly isn't "free cable" or anything that simple, as was told to me above. I immediately understood it for what it is, an Android device that allows apps. One of those apps, Kodi, allows the addition of other add-ons that will congregate all the sources I would normally search for on my own for movies, tv shows, and live streams of broadcast television. I talk to people who had no experience with tube sites or streaming sites or torrents or any of the many ways I have gotten my media for years, and most are happy with the "jailbroken" or "hacked" stick. Good sources aren't always easy to find, especially for sports or other live events.

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OddBa11 Registered User Forum Lord Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1,175 Thanks: 508 Thanked 1,702 Times in 798 Posts	As I expected. And there are numerous devices which can run/access kodi. But glad it's working for you.

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Intershar1 Junior Member Addicted Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 188 Thanks: 29 Thanked 229 Times in 117 Posts	Have you tried using Titanium on your Firestick?