Maybe newer Fire TV stick or box does, but I would not know since I don’t have these… These BD files are a lot more complex, and basically my older Fire Stick’s processor just doesn’t have enough “guts” like the WDTV hardware does. The older WDTV Live Plus I have is my best device for streaming video to TV and even music (playlists, too), I play video from mostly DVD ISO files, MKV and mp4/m4v files (mostly on tablets) some of which came from a blu-ray source.Īlthough Kodi on Fire Stick seems to play DVD ISO and MKV from regular DVDs, it really chokes on any type of Blu-ray derived MKV or mp4. Also, the Roku is just plain easy to use if it can play a given format. I prefer Roku for streaming internet sources like Netflix, Amazon Prime, and other sources many devices cannot e.g. Only recently installed Kodi on Fire Stick, so getting used to it still. I have all the above gadgets, (WDTV, Roku, Fire Stick(v1) and Chromecast(v2). Can’t answer about AVI files, but it seems to play most any popular format, so ,my guess is that it does.
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