Uranus: Elysium Fork Kodi Add-on

Uranus by Griffin_303 is another Elysium Fork; however, Griffin has added some extras to it and is maintaining it. Elysium was a very popular add-on after taking over for Zen from Schism. We have seen this add-on grow as more and more developers are throwing into the mix. What I like about Uranus is the fact that Griffin is always doing what he can to pump up and maintain his add-ons. This is important because it means there is a better chance this add-on will stick around. If you are unaware of Elysium it is a multi-scraper add-on that has been forked by several developers including Blamo with Neptune Rising.

Uranus: Current Version of this add-on is 2018-02-22

This add on is “unofficial” and therefore not supported by Kodi Tv or XMBC foundations, please do not ask on their forums for help, go to ares-project.uk for further support.

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Uranus Installation to Kodi Jarvis (16)

Click SYSTEM > File Manager

Double Click Add Source

Click “None” text window

Type EXACTLY https://repo.mrblamo.xyz

Click the box underneath “Enter a name for this media source“

Type Blamo (or a name you will remember!)

Click OK

Back out or hit the “Home icon” to go back to your Home Screen

Click SYSTEM

Click Add-Ons

Click Install from zip file

Click Blamo (or whatever you called it)

Click repository.griffin-(x.x).zip

Now wait for “Add-on enabled” message

Click Install from repository

Click Griffin Repo

Click Video add-ons

Click Uranus

Click Install

Now wait for ” Add-on enabled” message

You can find the Uranus in Video Add-ons.

Uranus Installation to Kodi Krypton (17)

If you have a clean 17 install, you will have to enable unknown sources first.

NOTE: We have added a new link for Krypton installs due to some weird Kodi bug not showing the repo zip properly.

Click Settings (cog)

Click System Settings

Click Add-ons

Toggle Unknown Sources

A warning pop-up will appear

“Add-ons will be given access to personal data stored on this device. By allowing, you agree that you are solely responsible for any loss of data, unwanted behaviour, or damage to your device. Proceed?”

This is your choice, if you wish to install 3rd Party add-ons you must agree. We strongly advise against installing headline grabbing “the best add-on ever…” etc and use only official developers with a proven track record.

Click Settings (cog)

Click File Manager

Double Click Add Source

Click “None” text window

Type EXACTLY http://repo.mrblamo.xyz

Click the box underneath “Enter a name for this media source“

Type Blamo (or a name you will remember!)

Click OK

Back out or hit the “Home icon” to go back to your Home Screen

Click SYSTEM

Click Add-Ons

Click Install from zip file

Click Blamo (or whatever you called it)

Click repository.griffin-(x.x).zip

Now wait for “Add-on enabled” message

Click Install from repository

Click Griffin Repo

Click Video add-ons

Click Uranus

Click Install

Now wait for ” Add-on enabled” message

You can find the Uranus in Video Add-ons.

What does Uranus offer?

Movies

Tv Shows

Trakt

Real Debrid

Sly Channels

Check out a screenshot of the main menu below

Uranus

I am a big fan of Griffin’s work as you may have noticed from some of the articles I have written; however, there is a reason. Griffin has really stepped up to help the community and built some very nice add-ons. We have seen forks come and go int he community and I am confident that this fork, Uranus, is here to stay. Check out all of our articles and Griffin’s other add-ons at Best Kodi Guides.

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