Select Launch App and you should be good to go.

Use the method above, Settings, Applications, Manage Installed Applications and select Kodi.

If you have media saved locally, you can watch it in the usual way in Kodi. Again, Kodi will need to have been setup beforehand but otherwise this is another way to use your Amazon Firestick without internet. If you have saved a movie or TV shows on your Firestick, you can access them offline with Kodi. The idea of linking it all to a Plex account is that the account will have an index of content saved on your media server and can initiate playback. Give Plex time to catalog all your content and you should be able to browse it on the Plex Firestick app.

Follow the installation wizard in Plex making sure to link locally saved movies and TV shows.

Set it up and link that to your account using the same PIN method.

Download the Plex media server application onto the computer you’re going to use as a media server.

Link the PIN displayed on screen to your account.

Select Download and install it onto your Firestick.

Select Search on your Firestick and search for Plex.

As I have recently set Plex up at home, I’ll show you how to do it: You will need the Plex app on your Firestick and a functioning media server for this to work though. As long as your WiFi is functioning, you would still be able to watch your movies and TV shows with this. It’s a little more complicated to set up but once done, you can play locally stored content from a home PC or media server to your TV through the Firestick. Plex is second to Kodi in the media center popularity stakes.

Plex app on firestick