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Kodi 16.1 Arrives With Many Fixes

Written by Michael Larabel in Multimedia on 24 April 2016 at 07:15 AM EDT. Add A Comment

In seeking to address the bug fallout from the major Kodi 16 release that happened back in February, the Kodi 16.1 point release is now available.

Kodi 16.1 arrives with various fixes to the multiple platforms it supports, fixes for DirectX rendering, fixes possible lockups / crashes, and takes care of a variety of other problems.

Those wishing to learn more about Kodi 16.1 can visit Kodi.tv for today's release announcement.

The Kodi 16 "Jarvis" release in February presented long-press button support, improved event logging, 4:3 non-linear stretch support, add-on manager improvements, a better music library, Android rendering improvements, and many other changes.

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