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I just got another TV and I'm looking for the best way to stream content from my main HTPC/TV Setup to the secondary TV. The secondary setup doesn't need to be too fancy, just be able to run netflix and XBMC.
I can obviously build another HTPC but are there any other cheaper options I might be overlooking?
Thanks,
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Streaming or transcoding? Windows is the choice if Netflix is a must dispite Pipelight for Linux.
Budget bro?
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Not sure about streaming vs transcoding. My main HTPC is where all of my videos are stored so I would just like to be able to connect to that and play from there.
Ideally I would like to keep it to a couple hundred bucks.
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look into plex if you are wanting to stream/transcode video from you htpc to mobile and other devices.
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gfrobe
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I'm in same boat as original poster. The computer in my living room has all the media on it and is running XBMC. Just got a bedroom TV and want to be able to stream from living room PC, Would have gone with Rasberry Pi but want Netflix as well. Now looking at an Ouya for $100. Is that the best option in the $100 and under range?
