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--- doc:appunti:hardware:raspberrypi_nas_kodi [2022/08/10 09:49] – [Swap file] niccolo
+++ doc:appunti:hardware:raspberrypi_nas_kodi [2023/06/10 17:05] – [RaspiOS 11 Bullseye] niccolo
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-====== Raspberry Pi NAS: Kodi and multimedia ======
+====== Kodi on a Raspberry Pi NAS ======
 This page is about configuring **[[wp>Kodi_(software)|Kodi]]** on a Raspberry Pi installed with RaspiOS, to be used as NAS and mediacenter. See the main index at **[[raspberrypi_nas]]**.
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 ===== RaspiOS 11 Bullseye =====
-Default installation on the **Raspberry Pi 4** of the Raspberry Pi OS based on **Debian 11 Bullseye** is rather satisfactory in terms of optimization; no special settings are required in **raspi-config** nor tweaking of **/boot/cmdline.txt** or **/boot/config.txt**.
+Debian 11 Bullseye includes Kodi 19.1 or [[https://packages.debian.org/bullseye-backports/kodi|Kodi 19.4 as a backport]]; also the derivative RaspiOS can use Kodi 19.4 from the backports. Default installation on the **Raspberry Pi 4** of the Raspberry Pi OS based on **Debian 11 Bullseye** is rather satisfactory in terms of optimization; no special settings are required in **raspi-config** nor tweaking of **/boot/cmdline.txt** or **/boot/config.txt**.
 If your system has undergone some software upgrades, it is recommended to check the content of **config.txt** for obsolete or wrong settings. This is the default content after a vanilla installation: