Robert Denier wrote:
>Can you let us know what the motherboard is? I'm a bit curious...
>
>
Aopen MK79G-1394
There are several variations of 79G - many did not have the s-video out.
Even this one only has pins on the m/board and you have to wire up your own
plug (I butchered a usb header)
The
Erik Pettersen wrote:
besides the MediaMVP suggestion, if we're blue skying a bit here...
What about a modded Xbox as a mythtv client (although stock xbox fans
aren't uber quiet *shrug* )
e.
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No, but they are firmware controlled, there are a few programs around
that let you patch the bi
besides the MediaMVP suggestion, if we're blue skying a bit here...
What about a modded Xbox as a mythtv client (although stock xbox fans
aren't uber quiet *shrug* )
e.
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http://www.byopvr.com
On 8/20/05, Kevin Wentland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use the Hauppauge Media MVP to connect to m
I use the Hauppauge Media MVP to connect to my backend. You can get them for around 80 bucks new.
I just absolutely love it. It is the size of an old external modem and boots off the network. Multiple systems can be upgraded in under a minute. NO JOKE.
Just copy the upgraded boot image to the
Can you let us know what the motherboard is? I'm a bit curious...
On Sat, 2005-08-20 at 21:42 +0100, David wrote:
> Robert Denier wrote:
>
> >Has anyone seen or figured out the lowest cost way to get a bare mythtv
> >node up? I was thinking of setting up myth around the house and what
> >I'm lo
Robert Denier wrote:
>Has anyone seen or figured out the lowest cost way to get a bare mythtv
>node up? I was thinking of setting up myth around the house and what
>I'm looking for is something like
>
>1.5GHZ + cpu
>Integrated sound
>Integrated video with tv out on motherboard
>Integrated network
I really like the Digimatrix - the barebones can be had on ebay for about
300$ USD.
The basic Digimatrix includes the following:
- Sis based Video (support for XV) with Composite, RCA, SVHS, VGA, and DVI
out.
- Remote Control, and IR Receiver
- LCD Display (Basic - shows Time and Status - no custo
myth joe wrote:
If anyone does't know about them, they might take a look at
logicsupply.com . They have ide flash memory modules that plug directly
into an IDE connector starting at $51 dollars for a 256MB version. Of
course if you don't know how to build a Linux system so it never mounts
a pa
> > > If anyone does't know about them, they might take a look at
> > > logicsupply.com . They have ide flash memory modules that plug
> > > directly into an IDE connector starting at $51 dollars
> for a 256MB
> > > version. Of course if you don't know how to build a
> Linux system so
> >
> > If anyone does't know about them, they might take a look at
> > logicsupply.com . They have ide flash memory modules that plug directly
> > into an IDE connector starting at $51 dollars for a 256MB version. Of
> > course if you don't know how to build a Linux system so it never mounts
> > a p
On 8/20/05, Robert Denier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm familiar with the EPIA motherboards, well the MII one anyway. It
> runs around $167, yet one obviously doesn't really need a pc card slot.
> Personally if I'm going to get to those expenses one almost might as
> well go Pundit or Shuttle c
I'm familiar with the EPIA motherboards, well the MII one anyway. It
runs around $167, yet one obviously doesn't really need a pc card slot.
Personally if I'm going to get to those expenses one almost might as
well go Pundit or Shuttle cube variation I guess. Actually I should
look at the variati
ent: Saturday, August 20, 2005 12:30 AM
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Barebone myth tv nodes?
On 8/20/05, Robert Denier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Has anyone seen or figured out the lowest cost way to get a bare mythtv
node up? I was thinking of setting up myth around the house and what
I'm
On 8/20/05, Robert Denier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone seen or figured out the lowest cost way to get a bare mythtv
> node up? I was thinking of setting up myth around the house and what
> I'm looking for is something like
>
> 1.5GHZ + cpu
> Integrated sound
> Integrated video with tv
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