2009/4/13 Lisi hants...@googlemail.com:
I have looked at the thread last year about which router people recommended,
but would be grateful if people felt able to comment on these - or add any
others that I ought to have included. I would be grateful for both
favourable and unfavourable
Rob Malpass wrote:
Hi all
I mailed this list a few months back with something similar - but
please bear with me - this question is slightly different...
What's the best method for archiving video? Most of us I guess will
have some form of PVR be it freeview, cable or satellite.
Hi all
I'd probably settle for a system that transfers from PVR to DVD by copying
a file rather than making a DVD recording of a PVR broadcast so to speak
but is there a simpler way? I don't have a nice enough looking case so
I've not tried a media centre PC, MythUbuntu or some such
One thing I've not seen that much comment on is ease of use and
management (i.e you want to change settings etc). I find KVM very
immature in this regard (particularly when you couple it with the
equally immature libvirt* layer).
If you want your life to be easy, choose vmware or virtualbox.
If
2009/4/14 Rob Malpass l...@getiton.myzen.co.uk:
What's the best method for archiving video? Most of us I guess will have
some form of PVR be it freeview, cable or satellite. Clearly there's a PC
at work inside them but I don't know of a way to actually get at the files
that you create when
At 23:04 13/04/2009, you wrote:
I have looked at the thread last year about which router people recommended,
but would be grateful if people felt able to comment on these - or add any
others that I ought to have included. I would be grateful for both
favourable and unfavourable feedback. I am
On Monday 13 April 2009 23:04:10 Lisi wrote:
I have looked at the thread last year about which router people
recommended, but would be grateful if people felt able to comment on these
- or add any others that I ought to have included. I would be grateful for
both favourable and unfavourable
