1. In Kodi itself, go: ## {nav Settings > Service settings > Control > Allow remote control from applications on other systems > ON} ## {nav Settings > Service settings > Webserver > Allow control of Kodi via HTTP > ON} ### The TCP port here can be changed, and defaults to 8080 ### You also need UDP port 9777 for full remote control, which //cannot// be changed. ## Still in {nav Settings > Service settings }, set a remote user and password.

1. In Kodi itself, go: ## {nav Settings > Service settings > Control > Allow remote control from applications on other systems > ON} ## {nav Settings > Service settings > Control > Allow control of Kodi via HTTP > ON} ### The TCP port here can be changed, and defaults to 8080 ### You also need UDP port 9777 for full remote control, which //cannot// be changed. ## Still in {nav Settings > Service settings > Control }, set a remote user and password.

1. In Kodi itself, go: ## {nav Settings > Service settings > Control > Allow remote control from applications on other systems > ON} ## {nav Settings > Service settings > WebserverControl > Allow control of Kodi via HTTP > ON} ### The TCP port here can be changed, and defaults to 8080 ### You also need UDP port 9777 for full remote control, which //cannot// be changed. ## Still in {nav Settings > Service settings > Control }, set a remote user and password.