Re: [uug] UUG Meeting on MythTV

[Lloyd Brown]

I've never used either, but from the documentation, it also seems that 
MythTV is built on a client-server architecture, meaning you can have 
the recording "backend" separate from the viewing "frontend".  There's 
even an attempt I've found to build a windows frontend (see 
http://sourceforge.net/projects/winmyth/), though it's still in alpha. 

Other than that, it's just like has been said.  Freevo seems to have 
less features, especially when it comes to live tv pausing, etc.

Lloyd
Andrew McNabb wrote:
On Tue, Aug 03, 2004 at 09:43:18AM -0600, Jacob Biesinger wrote:
 

Andrew McNabb wrote:
| The UUG will be having a meeting on MythTV this Thursday.  MythTV is a
| program that lets a Linux box act as a TiVo, with additional features.
     

What's the difference between MythTV and FreeVo?  I've only heard of FreeVo.
   

I've never used FreeVo, but having looked at their FAQ, it looks like
they're really weak on features.
 

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