(2016-05-24, 16:34)JackOh Wrote:

(2016-05-23, 20:25)Japgeisha Wrote: have tried using iOS app signer for th deb files ect......? if u did and it works let us know . thats why we call this testing

Yes, I have used the deb file in iOS App Signer and sideloaded the ipa file with iFunbox without this annoying provisioning problems.

(2016-05-23, 13:14)JackOh Wrote: With the latest kodi-20160522-5e33e2b-yab-tvos.deb I cannot use YouTube addon. The channels and other places are not reachable. The search also not works. Anyone else with same issue?

(2016-05-23, 17:13)JackOh Wrote:

(2016-05-23, 16:52)DanTheMan827 Wrote: I can't say I normally go into Kodi to browse YouTube though when there's an official app available...

You are right. But some video addons require a working YouTube app.

(2016-05-24, 22:03)Japgeisha Wrote: but you still have to have dev account and use Xcode right ?and still have to loose kodi after 7 days if not paid account ?

thank you . I'm just trying to understand the process .

(2016-05-26, 13:46)JackOh Wrote: You should use the same provisioning profile like that you have used before to sideload Kodi.

Try it with following steps:

1. Go to Xcode Preferences
2. Go to Accounts
3. Select the Apple ID on the left
4. Mark Team name
5. Klick "View Details..."
6. Under Provisioning Profiles list click on "Download All"

Now you see all Provisioning Profiles that you have used with your Apple ID. I have deleted some of them and used the same Bundle Identifier for my App that I used for Kodi before.

(2015-11-02, 18:19)kendof Wrote: Excellent.
Installed on iPhone 6 and iPad.

(2016-05-21, 00:12)DanTheMan827 Wrote:

(2016-05-21, 00:09)AbRASiON Wrote: Well I thought I wasn't stung by the stupid 7 day limit but sadly I was. It seemed to go a little over 7 days (There's no way that a file I signed at 9:50am, took over 2 hours to load on to the ipad, yet it was still working several hours later)

Pretty gross Apple, is there a solution yet which doesn't involve hacking the ipad? I was just starting to get used to Kodi on it too.

The only ways to get longer than 7 days is a paid account or jailbroken device...

(2016-05-31, 05:21)KimKnott Wrote: Hi Dan,

Question, how many times I can install Kodi if I paid for the developer's account?

Does anyone know? My work place my co-workers trying to buy 58 Apple TV4s.

Thanks,
Kim

(2016-05-31, 05:56)Ned Scott Wrote:

(2016-05-31, 05:21)KimKnott Wrote: Hi Dan,

Question, how many times I can install Kodi if I paid for the developer's account?

Does anyone know? My work place my co-workers trying to buy 58 Apple TV4s.

Thanks,
Kim

I get the feeling you're doing something you're not supposed to be doing. Either way, you're not going to get help here for that kind of thing. If you are going to do some kind of bulk business, even if it's just for friends, you need to figure things out yourself. Kodi via Xcode is far more a hobby for techy users than it is a way to get normal people into Kodi. There are other platforms for that. These threads on the forum aren't meant to support some guy doing a bulk 58-box install.