"Oscilated" wrote: > Is the current development version of what will be called Freevo 2.0 mature > enough for regular users to start adopting/testing?
If you don't care about a crash sometimes, yes. I use Freevo 2.0 and I'm very happy with it. But I wrote most of the code and know some bugs. And adding recordings can be best done by editing the fxd file :) > For my purposes, I only care about playing music, watching TV, > recording TV, and playing movies (.avi, .mpeg, etc. NOT DVD). I'd > like to start switching so I can begin to "finalize" my HTPC. Watching TV is some kind of buggy. You need a dvb or ivtv card to make it work. And starting a live tv can corrupt running recordings. > Naturally, I expect some things to not work at all, or not work > well. > > If it's to that point, it would also be a good opportunity for early > adopters to help with the documentation and wiki. More docs would be great. If you are brave and try Freevo 2.0, aks here and I will answer if you promise to add the stuff I write here into the wiki :) Dischi -- Experience is the worst teacher. It always gives the test first and the instruction afterward.
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