+1. I'd really like this as well.
I have a headless "download center" machine and would really like for that to be able to update my shared xbmc data, without the htpc xbmc running.
randominator
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2011-11-19 17:19
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Robotica
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2011-12-22 17:14
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There is a temp-patch around for this purpose:
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid...t=headless
(This post was last modified: 2011-12-22 18:18 by Robotica.)
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belrpr
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2012-01-04 10:45
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+1
Would even pay for it. Donating some extra money if it gets done. Got the same problems as most of you. I got 4 xbmc. One at the tv. One on my desktop pc One on my laptop One on my girlsfriends pc. IF you got an extensive dvd collection the updating takes a while. Fix this by using mysql database and it works great but perfectly would be a server application which does the updating because my server is online 24/7 and every minute of waiting for a new dvd to be indexed is a minute to much. I've used mythtv before xbmc and this was the part that mythtv was better then xbmc. They have a backend and a frontend. Both can be on the same pc but that isn't a requirement. Also the backend could be php only which was another nice thing. |
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2012-01-05 05:37
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I would kill for something a little easier to use as the backend. Mysql is nice but its a little complex for the average user.
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jomanscool2
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2012-05-05 09:14
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Has there been any updates to this? I am very interested in this as I am putting together a headless fileserver this summer, and would love to have an extremely light weight xbmc program to manage all the shared libraries and handle library update requests from Sickbeard etc such that I don't need to update the library every time I open XBMC on a network connected library with a shared thumbnail database and a shared msql database.
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2012-05-07 02:23
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This is my vote, great idea.
I would love to see transcoding and if possible over the internet. |
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2012-05-07 15:26
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(2012-05-05 09:14)jomanscool2 Wrote: Has there been any updates to this? I am very interested in this as I am putting together a headless fileserver this summer, and would love to have an extremely light weight xbmc program to manage all the shared libraries and handle library update requests from Sickbeard etc such that I don't need to update the library every time I open XBMC on a network connected library with a shared thumbnail database and a shared msql database. https://github.com/theuni/xbmc/tree/shared-lib They are working on it. Test it out yourself! More info at; http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=114612&page=11 |
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