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Kodi information folder

1 Introduction

Once Kodi is installed, all subsequent changes and usage information are saved in the Kodi data folder which is the parent binder of the Userdata binder. When you install a new skin or an improver it is installed in this folder. Playlists and edits to Nodes are stored here, and the library databases are created here forth with the artwork cache and whatsoever other changes you lot make during your travels with Kodi

Basically annihilation you add or modify, after installation, occurs in this binder and sub-folders.

2 Location

The location of this folder varies between operating systems and the tabular array below lists their locations.

Operating system	Kodi Information folder path
Android	Android/data/org.xbmc.kodi/files/.kodi
iOS	/private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/Kodi
LibreELEC	/storage/.kodi
Linux	~/.kodi
Mac	/Users/<your_user_name>/Library/Application Support/Kodi
Nvidia Shield (SMB)	smb://<nvidiashieldurl>/internal/Android/information/org.xbmc.kodi/files/.kodi
OSMC	/home/osmc/.kodi
tvOS	/private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/Kodi
Windows	C:\Users\<YourUsername>\AppData\Roaming\Kodi
Windows Portable	<Install location chosen by you>\portable_data
Windows Xbox	%LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\XBMCFoundation.Kodi_4n2hpmxwrvr6p\LocalCache\Roaming\Kodi\

Note: In some Android setups the path may be slightly unlike to the one stated above.

iii Folders

The following are the sub-folders in the Kodi Data binder. Forks of Kodi may have boosted folders non covered hither.

3.1 addons

Any add-on installed in Kodi is installed in this folder along with whatever subsequent updates.

Many add together-ons have an additional folder located in \userdata\addon_data. This folder contains data created due to user preference or usage. eg, inverse settings, aqueduct line-up, etc

Kodi comes pre-installed with a serial of default add-ons that are required for basic functioning, such as language add-ons, scrapers, default skins etc. These pre-installed add together-ons are located in the Programs binder along with the remainder of the Kodi program files. When these pre-installed add-ons receive a subsequent update, the update is saved in this folder and the original improver remains but is ignored.

See: Add-ons

3.ii enshroud

The cache folder and its subfolders are used equally temporary storage for some Kodi functions. They can be used past:

Scrapers to cache results and reduce API calls to remote sites.
Caching navigation nodes that are slow to load in larger libraries
File view of non-library items that entails tag reading which tin be dull

This binder is self-cleaning with items generally kept for 3 hours for the python Pickle enshroud, and 24 hours or more for scraper caches.

iii.3 media

The media folder may contain other sub-folders that may need to be created manually.

3.3.1 Fonts

The Fonts sub-folder, tin can be used to add together additionals subtitle fonts, which can be used every bit alternative to the default Kodi font. We strongly suggest to avoid adding more than than 100 fonts in this folder, otherwise you may experience of playback slowdowns and system instability.

If your intent is to provide a big library of fonts as support to subtitles format type like ASS/SSA, we suggest you to install these fonts in your operative system and avoid to apply this binder to shop them, some Kodi distributions could provide a special folder, where you can place your own font library.

Note: On Kodi twenty - At each startup Kodi will check if files have been added and/or removed in this binder, and so rebuilds the font enshroud if necessary. When the font cache has been builded will be saved a fontcache.xml file in this folder. To optimise Kodi startup, please do not delete this file.

three.4 organisation

Not used.

3.5 userdata

Run across: Userdata

4 Files

For Kodi installations on Windows, the log files are saved in this binder. (For location of log files in other platforms, come across: Log file Paths)

\kodi.log
\kodi.sometime.log

The Kodi logs are Session Logs. The logs are written from Kodi startup to Kodi shutdown (or crash). The next time yous start Kodi, the existing kodi.log is renamed Kodi.onetime.log and a new kodi.log is created for this new session. In issue you only ever take two logs available- the current ane, and the previous one.

Which log you upload depends...

If you have created the log which captures the trouble and take non restarted Kodi, then upload kodi.log
If y'all accept created the log which captures the trouble and have restarted Kodi, then upload kodi.quondam.log

See Debug Log

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