Below is a guide for installing the Halow TV add-on for Kodi. This is a 3rd party add-on so please do not post questions about this add-on in the official Kodi forums.
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- Open Kodi
- Select the Settings Cog (cog icon top left)
- Select File Manager
- Select Add Source
- Select None
- Type the following EXACTLY
http://kurdmovie.net/repo/and select OK - Highlight the box underneath marked enter a name for this media Source and type halow then click OK
- Go back to your home screen & select Add-ons (from the menu on the left)
- Select Browser (box icon top left)
- Select Install from Zip File
- Select halow
- Select repository.HalowTV-x.x.x.zip
- Wait for the Add-on enabled notification
- Select Install from Repository
- Select HALOW Repository
- Select Video add-ons
- Select Halow LIVE TV
- Select Install
- Wait for Add-on installed notification
Once you see the add-on installed notification it is ready to use and will be available in your add-ons section
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