Hi all,
I'm looking to setup a pc with an output to a tv (big flatscreen) to
play video files. Sort of like home theatre.
or video files over a lan connection from a server.
recording tv is not necessary but may be good.
Is there a Linux distro that does this or do people go for a hardware
mythtv in all its flavours, but i recommend the popcorn a-110
i put a review of it at
http://rantage.com.au/item/1229558115/
Dean
Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking to setup a pc with an output to a tv (big flatscreen) to
play video files. Sort of like home theatre.
or video files
On Wed, Jan 07, 2009 at 06:35:02PM +1100, Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking to setup a pc with an output to a tv (big flatscreen) to
play video files. Sort of like home theatre.
or video files over a lan connection from a server.
recording tv is not necessary but may be good.
Is
Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking to setup a pc with an output to a tv (big flatscreen) to
play video files. Sort of like home theatre.
or video files over a lan connection from a server.
recording tv is not necessary but may be good.
Is there a Linux distro that does this or do
Sonia Hamilton wrote:
Ben wrote:
I'm using a Gigabyte motherboard with 4x1TB SATA drives,and 2x 200MB
IDE drives. I could give you the model number but it's out of date, so
wouldn't be of any use.
Thanks Ben, that's a wicked setup you've got. Someone mentioned
http://www.freenas.org/ in a
Hi Jake and all,
Jake Anderson wrote:
Just noticed that office works is selling 1TB western digital external
drives for $178.
seems to be ~ $10 more than the cheapest bare drive I could find.
Not to discourse you/others venture into buying a 1TB WD drive
but I bought it last month from OW
ishwor wrote:
Hi Jake and all,
Jake Anderson wrote:
Just noticed that office works is selling 1TB western digital external
drives for $178.
seems to be ~ $10 more than the cheapest bare drive I could find.
Not to discourse you/others venture into buying a 1TB WD drive
but I bought
Blindraven wrote:
Is there such a thing as a job that'd be willing to put someone
through the starter ropes with Linux in a Junior SysAdmin role and
whiz them of to places for certifications? (or not?)
Is this more of a dream then a reality?
there is this program:
On Thursday 08 January 2009 10:00:05 slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
I'm looking to setup a pc with an output to a tv (big flatscreen) to
play video files. Sort of like home theatre.
or video files over a lan connection from a server.
recording tv is not necessary but may be good.
Is there
2009/1/8 jam j...@tigger.ws:
On Thursday 08 January 2009 10:00:05 slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
I'm looking to setup a pc with an output to a tv (big flatscreen) to
play video files. Sort of like home theatre.
or video files over a lan connection from a server.
recording tv is not
are you installing the nvidia drivers? or just the out of the box open
source ones?
Dean
jam wrote:
On Thursday 08 January 2009 10:00:05 slug-requ...@slug.org.au wrote:
I'm looking to setup a pc with an output to a tv (big flatscreen) to
play video files. Sort of like home theatre.
or
Definately sounds like a setup issue my myth box is probably the least
powerful here p3 1ghz, 1gb of ram, geforce 4, and I can watch and record
digital, (not and true hd 1080p), and hd Xvids no problems.
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 5:22 PM, Dean Hamstead d...@fragfest.com.au wrote:
are you
I know I can set a per host user or a default global username, but what if I
want to set a global default and then have specific usernames for a handful
of hosts?
eg;
User mark
Host host1
Host host2
Host host3
Host host4
Host host5
user dummy
Host host6
Host host7
user sysop
I have this sort
quote who=Mark Walkom
I know I can set a per host user or a default global username, but what if I
want to set a global default and then have specific usernames for a handful
of hosts?
eg;
User mark
Host host1
Host host5
user dummy
Try this:
Host host5
User dummy
Host *
User mark
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