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Quick Links Installing XBMC On Your iPad Configuring XBMC for the iPad We’ve already shown you how to install XBMC on your Apple TV, now we’re back with specific tips and tricks to install popular media center software XBMC on your iPad (or other portable iOS device). Although the final outcome is largely the same—you get to enjoy awesome and open-source XBMC on your device—the process is completely different and, because of the mobility of the iPad (as opposed to the fixed location of the Apple TV), requires some additional tweaks and tricks. What You’ll Need For this tutorial you won’t need much as, assuming you’re already in possession of a suitable iOS device such as an iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch, you’ll just need some free software. You’ll need: A Jailbroken iOS device running iOS 4.0+ (we’re using the iPad because of the spacious screen) Cydia App installed (which, for 99% of the jailbreak hacks, it’s automatically installed) Access to the internet from the iOS device Unfortunately, jailbreaking is a must for this tutorial. XBMC directly competes with some of Apple’s core products and has been rejected from inclusion in the App Store. The only way to enjoy the awesomeness that is XBMC is to jailbreak your device and download it directly from the XBMC repository. Applying the jailbreak to your specific iOS device with it’s specific version of iOS is beyond the scope of this tutorial—hit up your favorite search engine to find out more about jailbreaking your particular device before continuing. Note: Since we’re going to be working with an iPad throughout this tutorial, we’re going to simply say “iPad” instead of “iOS Device”. These instructions are perfectly applicable, albeit on a smaller screen, to both the iPhone and iPod Touch—specifically the iPhone 3GS and above and the 3rd (16/32GB only) and 4th generation iPod Touch). Installing XBMC On Your iPad The first thing we need to do is get you an actual copy of XBMC for iOS. The most efficient way to do this is to add the XBMC iOS repository to Cydia so you can
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Easily download (and, in the future, update) XBMC. Grab your iPad and fire up Cydia. From the main Cydia menu, tap on the Sources icon. Within the Sources menu tape on Edit and then on Add. Here you need to plug in the URL for the XBMC repository: After typing in the URL, click Add Source. You’ll have to wait a moment as Cydia checks your sources list, looks for updated packages, and then updates accordingly with the XBMC repository. It should appear on the sources list as “teamXBMC”. If you see it, go ahead and hit Done to finish editing your source list. From the source list tap on the new entry for teamXBMC. Tap on XBMC-IOS to see the full entry for XBMC for iOS. Click Install and then Confirm to authorize the installation. Wait for the installation to complete and then tap “Return to Cydia”. At this point the latest version of XBMC is installed on your iOS device. Configuring XBMC for the iPad Unlike a traditional XBMC installation (which is usually installed on a machine attached to your television set), this XBMC installation is mobile. Wherever your iPad goes, it goes. The same cannot be said, however, for your home network. If you try to access your networked sources away from home you’ll get an error message. Worse, if you’ve configured XBMC to synchronize to your home media server, it will outright crash when it can’t find the MySQL server. Both of these are less than idea solutions. To alleviate the problems with having a media center that can drift away from home in such a fashion, we’re going to set up (at minimum) two user profiles for XBMC on the iPad. The first profile will be for use at home (when the shared media and media server is accessible) and the second profile will simply access media from the iPad’s media directories. One for lounging on the couch and one for lounging around in a hotel lobby. If you’re only using XBMC to access media then you can skip the at-home profile and simply follow
