__/ [ thad01 ] on Monday 11 September 2006 15:11 \__
> Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> MythTV - Record and playback all your favourite TV soaps in GNU/Linux
>>
>> ,----[ Quote ]
>> | KnoppMyth : This is an attempt at making the Linux and MythTV
>> | installation as trivial as possible...
>> |
>> | MythTV for XBox - This is a project which aids in setting up MythTV on
>> | ones XBox gaming station with ease...
>> |
>> | MiniMyth - This is a small Linux distribution which turns a diskless
>> | computer into a MythTV front-end.
>> |
>> | Fedora Myth(TV)ology - This is a project started by Jarod Wilson...
>> `----
>>
>>
http://linuxhelp.blogspot.com/2006/09/mythtv-record-and-playback-all-your.html
>>
>> There's also MythDora from Dennis Hand, whom I corresponded with last
>> month.
>
> I've used Fedora instructions from Jarod Wilson and found it very helpful.
> My next Myth system will probably be installed via KnoppMyth. ...
[partly sartcatic /] Can I have the old one, which you have been raving about
for months? Truly it sounds like quite the setup. If I recall correctly, you
keep some storage back end at some remote compartment in the house. You said
we'd have to pry if off your cold dead hands. *smile*
> ... I plan to
> also try out MiniMyth. Is anyone out there selling Myth ready Linux boxes?
The demand motivated this quite recently.
Monolith Media Center brings MythTV to the technophobe
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| If MythTV's promise of a free Windows Media Center alternative sounds
| exciting, but you can't quite bring yourself to navigate the trials of
| a Linux install on your own, then you might be interested in
| Monolith's pre-built Media Center PCs, which come with MythTV
| pre-installed on top of Ubuntu Linux.
`----
http://www.engadget.com/2006/08/16/monolith-media-center-brings-mythtv-to-the-technophobe
> If I could buy a PC in a stereo component style case with the supported
> tuner/capture card, video out, IR dongle, and remote receiver already
> installed, I would love to hear about it.
I don't know how it all fares, price-wise. DIY would probably be cheaper and
there are details step-by-step instructions, as well as distro that make it
a 'just add water' experience.
> Later,
>
> Thad
>
> and tested.
I'm glad you're tested. So am I.
Roy (beta 2)
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