On Tue, Feb 07, 2006 at 08:02:37PM -0700, Michael Moore wrote:
> > Haven't watched TV nearly at all since my mission.  Are there other
> > uses for MythTV?  We have lots of movies, but no TV that's connected
> > to anything other than a VCR.
> 
> Ditto. Not much of a TV fan. If there were a minute or two dedicated
> to how to make it rip DVDs and VHS tapes, that'd be more in my
> interestes.
> 

You know, before mythtv I never saw any TV. For me the biggest advantage
is when I have the free moment there is actually something on I can
watch to take my mind off of the tortures of reality.

If you just want movies, consider this, with basic comcast I'm seeing 37
pages (web based listing) of movies in the next two weeks. There are
lots of movies I'd like to see, but I really don't care to spend the
money on rentals, or don't really care for some of the content. TV
movies are cleaner (and often funny with the dubbing), and the
commercials will be editted out. There are a lot of movies I'd never
think of in Blockbusters, but I notice them coming up, record them, and
can enjoy them again.

Even if you don't watch TV, but are interested in movies, just remember,
there are lots of movies on TV, and you don't have to deal with
commercials. When else will you get the chance to watch "American Ninja
5"?

Oh, and Myth can rip DVD's easily. VHS can be done, though requires a
bit more work on your part (still easy). We can cover that feature.

-- 
Scott Paul Robertson
http://spr.mahonri5.net
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