Kodi settings guide¶
Use this guide alongside Settings → Add-ons → My add-ons → Video add-ons → NeNeTeePee-Stream-Kodi → Configure. You can also open the add-on, open its context menu, and select Settings.
Current repository releases still use the name NZB-DAV. The renamed source build shown here uses the same add-on ID, plugin.video.nzbdav. See repository installation for the released Beta channel and how to open Configure.
| Kodi tab | What you configure |
|---|---|
| Playback backend | nzbdav / InfiniDysk, NZBGet, or StreamNZB and its connection fields |
| Indexers | NZBHydra2, Prowlarr, direct providers, and the optional TMDB API key |
| Player Installation | TMDBHelper and other compatible player definitions |
| Quality Filters | Allowed resolutions, HDR formats, audio formats, and video codecs |
| Languages | Allowed language tags |
| Keyword Filters | Preferred tiers, excluded groups, size limits, and title keywords |
| Sorting | Relevance, size or age ranking, result limits, and auto-select |
| Advanced | Polling, cache, retry, fallback, remux, and proxy validation |
The tab guides explain every option. This includes buttons and hidden state fields. Each source footnote links to the captured commit. Copy and paste from your phone instead of entering long keys and passwords with a television remote.
Capture details¶
These are real 1280 × 720 screenshots from the kodi-ebml OrbStack VM using Kodi's Estuary skin. The add-on files came from origin/main at commit db07f61d4090a0c89ec8461ee9b3ca34f9607aa6, fetched on October 3, 2026. The remote has no master branch.
Debug overlays were turned off before capture. Connection examples use 192.0.2.10 and dummy credentials. They do not show working servers or account secrets. Scrolled views overlap to keep the surrounding controls visible. The capture manifest records the context and checksum for each screenshot. The Standard setting level shows this add-on's visible options; hidden migration fields do not appear in screenshots.
The unified backend tab, StreamNZB support, and renamed display name are current-source features. Stable 1.2.3 and Beta 2.0.0-beta.2 use earlier settings layouts. Installing the released Beta package does not install unreleased main features.
Repository screenshots show the public Beta repository available at capture time. The TMDBHelper project is a required dependency for the browsing and player workflow.