Want to transform your Raspberry Pi into a versatile media center for streaming to any compatible TV or monitor? Recent DRM updates have unlocked broader content access in Kodi, including full Netflix support.
In this detailed tutorial, drawn from hands-on experience setting up countless Raspberry Pi media projects, you'll install the Netflix plugin on Kodi. By the end, you'll stream the entire Netflix catalog seamlessly through your Pi.

Enable Unknown Sources and Install CastagnaIT Repository
To begin, ensure Kodi is running on your Raspberry Pi with the latest Raspbian OS. Here's how to add the essential repository:
- Open Kodi's "Settings" menu by clicking the cog icon.

- Select "System".

- From the left menu, select "Add-ons".
- Toggle "Unknown Sources" to "Enabled".

- Confirm the disclaimer by clicking "Yes".
- Press "Esc" to return to the main Kodi screen.
- From the left menu, go to "Add-ons" > "Enter add-on browser".

- Select "Install from zip file".
- Choose "Home Folder".
- Scroll to "repository.castagnait-1.0.0.zip" and select it.

The CastagnaIT repository is now installed and ready.
Install Netflix Plugin for Kodi
With the repository in place, add the Netflix plugin:
- Press Esc to return to the main screen.
- Go to "Add-ons" > "Enter add-on browser".
- Select "Install from Repository".
- Choose "CastagnaIT Repository".

- Open "Video Add-ons".

- Select "Netflix".

- Click "Install".
- Select the latest CastagnaIT version when prompted.
- Approve any additional plugin downloads.

Netflix relies on InputStream Adaptive for smooth streaming from Netflix servers—activate it now:
- Press Esc to go home.
- Navigate to "Add-ons" > "VideoPlayer InputStream".

- Select "InputStream Adaptive" and click "Enable".

Enjoy Netflix on Your Raspberry Pi
Time to dive in:
- Press Esc to return home.
- Go to "Add-ons" > "Video Add-ons" > "Netflix".

- Log in with your Netflix credentials to access the full library.
Connect your Raspberry Pi to any display, and you're set. Kodi with Netflix delivers endless TV shows and movies. Explore more add-ons for sports, films, and beyond.