Briefly, go to Settings -> Device -> About -> Network and note down the IP address of your Fire TV. You may refer to our detailed post on finding Fire TV’s IP address. The first thing that you need to do is find out your Fire TV’s network IP address. Follow the steps described below in order and you should be good. In my opinion, sideloading through ADB is more convenient for Kodi and SPMC than using ES File Explorer.īefore you can configure adbLink for Fire TV and Stick, there are some perquisite steps you need to perform. The downloader app makes sideloading even easier but for advanced operations, including backing up and restoring Kodi, it is always good to have adbLink configured and ready to go.
Once done correctly, sideloading app is a breeze.
However, this is a step that many newbies struggle with. Enable ADB Debugging on Amazon Fire TVĬorrectly, setting up adbLink to access and manage Fire Stick and Box is the single biggest step if you want to sideload or hack your Fire TV. So let’s jump right and find out how to configure adbLink for Amazon Fire TV devices.Ģ. In addition, it allows you to perform several Kodi operations remotely on Fire TV, including backup and restore, which is why I like using it more than the ES File Explorer sideload methods.Īvailable features / operations on adbLinkĪdbLink also supports SPMC, which is a Kodi version optimized for Android. Therefore I thought it was time to update the adbLink setup and configuration guide for Amazon Fire TV devices.ĪdbLink is most commonly used for sideloading apps to Fire TV and Stick. Many things have changed since then, including new versions of Fire OS and adbLink as well, which is now at version 3.4. This is the 3rd update to the guide I originally published in 2015 and then revised in 2016. In this post, I will show you how to install and configure adbLink for Amazon Fire TV and Stick. Install and configure adbLink for Amazon Fire TV and Stick
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