On Tue, 2008-12-23 at 19:12 +0100, Antispam @ vanderStad.nl wrote: > Here in The Netherkand we have marmitek ( an X10 supplier for V220) > and they have an product where you van put the output of an tv-card > and connect it to your coax (tv) > Network. It creates an tv-channel where you van tune tour tv to. > Mayby that is an option? > > > From my head: it is the M55 > > > Greets, > Frank > > Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone! > So to use it you run a cable from the PC to the TV? Also, I don't know what X10 or V220 are, but I have a feeling US TV standards are different enough that a product for Europe probably wouldn't work.
I hadn't realized that either the XBox or the Apple video appliance worked with open source stuff. That's good to know. I remember trying to figure out what the point of Apple's product was when it was announced; I'm finally getting it. My TV is standard definition, though my computer monitor can do high def. Do any of those solutions let me control what is playing with a remote, or at least without going back to the PC? I suppose I could use my laptop to do that. Come to think of it, could I use my laptop for the TV? I'm pretty sure it doesn't directly do TV out, but it does have a regular VGA output and some USB slots. Is wireless enough bandwidth for the TV? > > > Op 23 dec 2008 om 17:32 heeft matt chipman <m...@corenetworks.com.au> > het volgende geschreven:\ > > > > > The original xbox that has been chipped is a great streaming > > solution. You need to load a specific OS on there but people will > > pretty much throw them at you for nothing nowdays. Chipped = replace a chip with one holding an appropriate OS? > > Save your recorded files to a shared directory then play them with > > the xbox over the network. Unfortunately, the xbox does not play > > 1080P files but everything else is fine. Plugs directly into the > > TV. (RCA). Do you mean it only works with RCS TV's? I do have a DVD player. Ross ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Freevo-users mailing list Freevo-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freevo-users
