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On Dec 9, 2005, at 14.13, Owen Mehegan wrote:
I used MythTV with great success a couple of years ago, using one
system for the frontend and backend. I planned for this to just be
a proof of concept for me, but it worked out well enough that I
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I use a modded Xbox with a bigger harddrive as my mythfrontend. Haven't
had any problems with that so far, easy to control from the Xbox DVD
remote. Also quiet if you replace the stock fan with something suitable.
If I want to play games, I just boot into standard MS dashboard and go.
On Fri,
On Friday 09 December 2005 12:13, Owen Mehegan wrote:
> On a related note, if I decide to go with the Mac, is there enough
> bandwidth over 802.11G wireless to run video to the client node, or
> am I totally better off just running ethernet for it?
I've had pretty good success watching standar
I was originally planning to buy a Mac Mini for this purpose, but I have since become the owner of an original Xbox. I know there are people using their Xboxes as Myth systems also, and I'm wondering how practical this really is. My box is modded, so I presume that I just need to install Linux and
I used MythTV with great success a couple of years ago, using one system for the frontend and backend. I planned for this to just be a proof of concept for me, but it worked out well enough that I never bothered to upgrade it or anything. I then moved to an apartment where my roommate had, and was
