Below is a guide for installing the Black Lightning add-on for Kodi on your Fire TV or Android device. 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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How to Install Black Lightning on Kodi:
- Open Kodi
- Select Settings (cog icon top left, if already using a custom build you will need to find settings in somewhere like System > Settings)
- Select File Manager
- Select Add Source
- Select None
- Type the following EXACTLY
https://cmanbuilds.com/repoand select OK
- Highlight the box underneath marked Enter a name for this media source. Type cman then click OK
- Press back once your remote/keyboard and select Add-ons
- Select Install from zip file
- If you are doing this on a fresh install you will see a message saying this has been disabled. Just keep following the guide and we’ll fix that. If you already have installing from zip files (unknown sources) enabled just skip the next 3 steps
- Click on Settings
- Turn on Unknown sources
- Select Yes
- Press back once your remote/keyboard and select Install from zip file again
- Select cman
- Select repository.cMaNWizard-x.x.zip
- Wait for the Add-on enabled notification
- Select Install from Repository
- Select cMaN’s Wizard Repository
- Select Video Add-Ons
- Select Black Lightning
- Select Install
- Select OK
- Wait for the Add-on enabled notification
- The add-on will now be available in your Video Add-Ons section
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