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{{mininav|[[Settings]]|[[Kodi data folder]]|[[Userdata]]}} {{warning|This page is for reference. Users should not edit sources.xml directly, but instead manage sources via the Kodi GUI.}}

#Share your existing [[Userdata|userdata folder]] or a new folder with those files via NFS, SMB, or AFP (make sure h ...data folder and use that to replace '''PROTOCOL://YOUR_NETWORK_SHARE/kodi/userdata/''', for example an SMB share holding your playlists use <code>smb://NAS/sh

...share, and not how to use it with XBMC. I would suggest to add the "media source type" page somewhere in the menu, describing all supported protocols, and o ...urce types look like in sources.xml, and is a sub-page of that. Individual source pages, like SMB, NFS, AFP, should talk about how to both set them up on a c

The Userdata folder is a subfolder of the '''[[Kodi data folder|Kodi Data Folder]]'''. T ...d for the '''Master''' (default) profile. When creating a new profile, the userdata folder for the new profile is stored in the Profiles folder detailed below.

There are basically two types of Kodi users when it comes to MySQL usage: the complete novice and the vet ...database conversion has been finalized, do not forget to also update your sources.xml file with the new paths. Kodi does not auto-update those.

= Common Art Types = <section begin="intro" />This page describes the common types of artwork used by {{kodi}} skins, scrapers and other art add-ons, where th

...at you're looking to replace (ex: "fn1/"). Make sure you choose "All data types". ...rces.xml directly. Simple replace your old paths with your new ones in the sources.xml, then save your changes and close your editor. Be absolutely sure your path