Ron Kimball wrote:
> Tom Metro wrote:
>>> Windows for Dummies Cheesy ReplayTV Install
>> What's cheesy about it?
>
> You have to redo everything everytime the MediaMVP reboots.
> :-(
Really? I have multiple MediaMVPs and I suspect they all work w/o
intervention after, say, a power cycled for instance. At least that's
been my experience.
> Frankly the Wiki and other docs need serious work and I couldn't
> figure out the right thing to do. Anyone is welcome to move it to a
> better spot. :-) .
Agreed - if I were paying for this stuff I, well I would have something
to say. But it's all for the asking and, unfortunately, there hasn't
been a lot of people coming on board with a flare for organizing the
documentation. Interested?
...
> This was my 3rd try in as many years to get this thing to do something
> useful. I really just want ReplayTV and direct Internet Radio
Jon's ReplayTV feature of mvpmc has been rock solid for me. So much so
I have never had to ask him to fix a thing in probably more than a year.
That's more than I can say for my MClient feature. BTW, if you
have a ReplayTV box you might also consider running DVArchive (also free
for the asking last I checked).
> capability - plus maybe what the "stock" MediaMVP can do.
I don't think many of the developers are interested in the stock set of
features found on a MediaMVP / Happauge Windows Server combination. I
for one have never run the stock Hauppauge Windows Server. Further, the
stock server / client paradigm is so different from what the mvpmc is
that the stock server wasn't even compatible until recently thanks to
Martin's efforts.
> The Internet
> Radio capability is seriously alpha <grin> so I might see if I can
> make that a module instead of using the file browser and maybe get the
> web interface to upload playlists instead of trying (poorly) to
> generate them. Wonder if I can figure a way to get MVPMC to download
> config/playlist/whatever files from the stock server app? I'm pretty
> sure it is possible - even if they have to be pretend .jpg files or
> some such. ;-)
>
> Ron
Consider the Internet radio feature of SqueezeCenter (aka Slimserver).
The mclient feature of mvpmc is a client of SqueezeCenter. You would be
in the company of many many many Slimdevices users & developers and, as
of recently, a little company called Logitech - which bought Slimdevices.
...have fun
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