Kodi Stream All The Sources (SALTs) Add-on Update

Stream All The Sources (SALTs) beta 2.0.43 has been released and contains a bunch of TV and movie scraper fixes and additions to help fans have a seamless experience!

May 19th Update: SALTs has been updated to v2.0.43. Check out the change log:

• Fix Dizipas scraper
• Fix MovieXK scraper
• Fix StreamLord scraper
• Fix PelisPedia movie search
• Fix Afdah scraper
• Fix Movie25 Scraper
• Fix MovieNight scraper
• Fix Icefilms resolve
• Fix stream-tv.co scraper
• Remove WatchHD scraper

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May 14th Update: Tknorris has still been hard at work making improvements to the SALTs beta! The add-on is up to v2.0.41. Check out the change log below and let us know on Twitter or Facebook if we can help you out!

Stream All The Sources Recent Updates Change Log

• Add RlSeries scraper
• Fix xmovies.v2
• Fix Watch5s Episode detection
• Fi KiwiHD episode detection
• Improve 123Movies scraper
• Improve vidics scraper
• Add options size limit for furk
• Only force silent trakt sync when playing from library
• Only allow playback from library or SALTs
• Changes to prep for Krypton
  • Change content types on some directories to force desirable views
  • Fix skin issues with Torba auth window and Auto-conf window for Estuary
  • Set mediatype for tvshows, movies, seasons, and episodes
  • Remove “show information” context menu item (duplicate of core menu item)
  • Completely disable custom progress dialogs from library (always crashes Krypton)

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Stream All The Sources works best with the Trakt add-on, which allows you to track your favorite shows and movies and what you’ve watched. Sync your Trakt account with your Trakt add-on in Kodi and to the Trakt settings in SALTs to take advantage of all features.

Before I show you how to install Stream All The Sources, you should know that the developer, tknorris, runs two concurrent versions of SALTs: the official release version and the beta version. The beta version has regular updates, usually once or more per week, with endless tweaking and adding of sources and features. The official version is much more conservative.

Kodi Tips recommends installing the BETA version of Stream All The Sources. I find that sources and resolvers go in and out of service so often that the official release doesn’t keep up to date fast enough. Occasionally a new feature may be introduced that doesn’t work fully as intended, but tknorris is great at providing the next beta update. I believe that the SALTs beta version is the best alternative to Genesis and even better in some ways.

For support for SALTs, you can always check out the official forums!

To install Stream All The Sources, follow these instructions

• Download the latest tknorris beta repository 1.0.5 here and save it somewhere safe
• From your Kodi main screen, navigate to SYSTEM > Add-on’s > Install From Zip
• Select the tknorris beta repo you download and click on it and then wait for the add-on enabled notification.
• Back in the Add-on’s menu, choose “Install From Repository” and choose the “tknorris beta repository” and then “video add-ons” and then “Stream All The Sources” and then “install”.
• After the add-on installed notification, you are done! SALTs can be found under your video add-ons.

Note: Some internet service providers have blocked some of the sources in SALTs and Genesis. To get around this, you can buy a VPN account to hide your internet traffic and make it look like you are from a different country. IPVanish is one of the best VPN clients because it is tier 1 (no speed slowdown) and log-free so that you are protected. The cost is about the same as a Starbucks coffee per month. Sign up with this link or click here to read more information about IPVanish.

That’s it! How is SALTs working for you? Let us know on Facebook and Twitter!