Perhaps I'll re-phrase/simplify my question on the SBS equivalent. I
was getting too confused with the responses, front-end, back-end, etc.
What do members recommend I purchase to be able to watch video (i.e. TV
shows or movies) from my local library using my TV? Thanks.
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Gatineau Ross
Gatineau Ross;588727 Wrote:
Perhaps I'll re-phrase/simplify my question on the SBS equivalent. I
was getting too confused with the responses, front-end, back-end, etc.
What do members recommend I purchase to be able to watch video (i.e. TV
shows or movies) from my local library using my
aubuti;586782 Wrote:
I think it would be helpful if you specified whether you are interested
in (a) streaming from the internet, (b) streaming from a local library
of video content, or (c) both. The market for devices that do (a) is
growing rapidly, including features built-in to Blu-Ray DVD
Gatineau Ross;588422 Wrote:
Is anyone familiar with PopBox? I understand it is reasonably priced.
How does it compare to the other recommendations?
That's a frontend device so it's no equivalent to SBS, but have a look
at
MythTV is good !
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Hi
Can someone please tell me what's the equivalent to the Squeezebox
server for television? Thanks.
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Gatineau Ross
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Personally, I use MythTV, but it's quite a 'DIY' solution.
It's a centralised networked hub for recording TV. The equivalent of
SBS is the 'backend' which records TV, stores the listings and
recording information, does the heavy lifting of removing commercials
and much more. The equivalent of
I think it would be helpful if you specified whether you are interested
in (a) streaming from the internet, (b) streaming from a local library
of video content, or (c) both. The market for devices that do (a) is
growing rapidly, including features built-in to Blu-Ray DVD players,
TVs, and various
Boxee is another but it don't have a backend like MythTV.
Plex has both front and back end but it's Mac only.
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bernt
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bernt;586787 Wrote:
Boxee is another but it don't have a backend like MythTV.
Plex has both front and back end but it's Mac only.
Hi there
Plex is a fork (branch) from XBMC which, although originally an xbox
media center, is now cross platform and available for windows,mac and
linux and
edz;586860 Wrote:
Hi there
Plex is a fork (branch) from XBMC which, although originally an xbox
media center, is now cross platform and available for windows,mac and
linux and will use hardware accelleration under windows and linux (with
Nvidia cards / VDPAU)
Go to http://xbmc.org/ and
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