If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Ever heard of Gloss? It is a MythTV Frontend with a lot of focus on appearance and very little focus on features. Which, to put it a little hard is basically the opposite of the current MythTV Frontend.
Gloss is […]
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I’m not sure how new this is, but it is news to me and also part of an article covering new features in GNOME 2.22.
MythTV is supported through Totem plugins and will let you view your recordings as well as live TV. I’m not sure why you would want to use this instead of the […]
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It has been a long wait… MythTV 0.20 was released on September 11, 2006. In 2007, 0.20.1 and 0.20.2 were released. And now it sounds like MythTV 0.21 will be released in February 2008.
So what do we have to look forward to? This is a list of the major features slated for 0.21:
Added Watch […]
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There is a new video on YouTube with a demo of Mythbuntu 7.10.
It is a six minute video and besides the basic MythTV demo, which you might already know all about, there is a demo of the Mythbuntu Control Centre.
So if you are curious about what sets Mythbuntu apart from other distributions, then check out […]
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As mentioned last week there was a video posted on YouTube showing an integration between MythTV and X10. This was used for dimming the lights when a movie was started.
Now there is a complete howto on instructables.com. It will tell you how to get a new menu on your MythTV frontend. From that menu you […]
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Check out this new YouTube video featuring MythTV with X10 integration. When the video is started you’ll see that the lights dim! Pretty neat.
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There is a youtube video available, which is basically a slideshow showcasing MythTV. It is almost four minutes long, and if you have never seen MythTV before, it is a good teaser.
The video is actually pretty old, but I found it on Moosy Blog and I just wanted to mention all the great MythTV documentation […]
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Although the quality of a lot of the videos on YouTube is pretty crappy, there are also some very good ones. So naturally integrating that in MythTV is high on a lot of people’s wishlists. It seems that today there is not a solution for this problem, but there are a number of options which […]
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