On Sun, 2011-02-27 at 13:51 +0900, Alan wrote:
My HTPC usage is similar to yours, I don't have a tv tuner, I use it
for movies and tv shows, music and occasionally gaming.
A long time ago I was using MMS (My Media System) but then I moved to Freevo.
MMS has some advantages over Freevo,
My HTPC usage is similar to yours, I don't have a tv tuner, I use it
for movies and tv shows, music and occasionally gaming.
A long time ago I was using MMS (My Media System) but then I moved to Freevo.
MMS has some advantages over Freevo, namely the ability to create
playlists through the
On 23/02/2011 21:48, Bill Burroughs wrote:
Hi all,
I had been using Freevo for almost 4 years until about 4 months ago - I got a
720p TV, and as my Freevo box wasn't powerful enough to decode 720p, I bought
myself a cheap little (Argosy) media box. Needless to say, losing the
ability
Oddly enough, I faced a similar situation to you (hell, I even live in
NZ). I tried out xbmc, and what drove me back to freevo was that is was
just plain old simpler to configure, run and administer and the
interface is cleaner. XBMCs interface is just too busy for me.
My freevo box eventually
Hi all,
I had been using Freevo for almost 4 years until about 4 months ago - I got a
720p TV, and as my Freevo box wasn't powerful enough to decode 720p, I bought
myself a cheap little (Argosy) media box. Needless to say, losing the ability
to customise things has got more and more
