MODERATOR: Why was this moved to the Linux Forum? I was open to Windows as well as Linux or OSX / OSX86 for this version of XBMC.
This was to be OS independent.
PS: Guys - How does this Shuttle Machine look?
http://us.shuttle.com/barebone/Models/SD02XD.html
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crashnburn
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2008-06-23 00:31
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icekiller
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2008-06-23 01:14
Post: #12
probably because we don't acknowledge osx86
aka you need to buy a mac mini for osxbmc.yip that should work
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pantherman007
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2008-06-23 03:23
Post: #13
Enclosure-wise you might check out the Omaura TF5 or TF8. The TF8 is available via Dell Accessories (although they've supposed had supply chain delays). The TF5 is the smallest and what I'm hoping will hit the US soon. So far this is what (to me) looks like it has the best chance of giving a Mac Mini a run for the money looks and size wise.
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BLKMGK
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2008-06-23 03:48
Post: #14
Probably moved to the Linux forum because we've discussed this kind of thing to death. Remotes? BTDT - MS MCE remote, I use a Harmony remote with the MSFT receiver. MB and case are the hardest part. Frankly, just get a socket 775 Shuttle XPC, slap a fanless 8x series NVIDIA card in it, and add an E8400. Discussed a few times already here...
Ubuntu 10.10, MCE USB receiver, ASROCK 330 (ION), DVDs fed from unRAID cataloged by DVD Profiler. HD-DVD encoding Added DiNovo Mini KBRD w/track |
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Gaarv
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2008-06-23 10:20
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t029248 Wrote:What about the Harmony remotes are they working yet. Btw where are to Config's posted, then i can look around for a combination of devices i'd like to use? Yes, they work. I have a 555, sending IR to a Antec fusion black case. Some work is needed to make it work tho (mainly lirc config). XBMC Linux Ubuntu 8.04 - Antec Fusion Black Gigabyte MA78GM-S2H - AMD Athlon 64 X2 BE-2350 Corsair 2Go DDRII PC6400 - Samsung Spinpoint 500 Go Sony Bravia KDL-40W4000 - Logitech Harmony 555 |
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icekiller
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2008-06-23 10:25
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@Gaarv could you please post your config?
i'm actually working for a site for this kind of this... aka post your xbmc post, stuff.. |
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jkrellner
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2008-06-23 15:48
Post: #17
icekiller Wrote:motherboard: Icekiller, both of the mobos you referenced lack S/PDIF. Has anyone found a good mobo with onboard S/PDIF and onboard Nvidia video? |
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Narogh
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2008-06-23 15:58
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Gigabyte GA-73PVM-S2H,nForce-630i+GF7100 ,m-ATX, Socket-775, DDR2, HDMI, PCI-Ex16
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icekiller
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2008-06-23 16:14
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@jkrellner, de P5N-EM has a spdif expansion card.. i have that one right here.. using it right now with SPDIF...
(This post was last modified: 2008-06-23 16:37 by icekiller.)
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jkrellner
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2008-06-23 21:18
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icekiller Wrote:@jkrellner, de P5N-EM has a spdif expansion card.. i have that one right here.. using it right now with SPDIF... No onboard S/PDIF -- see the specs at NewEgg.com. You said you have an expansion card, but I want it onboard. If it does have it and these pictures are wrong, I would get it in a heartbeat, because the price is right and with nVidia video onboard, it is perfect for XBMC. |
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aka you need to buy a mac mini for osxbmc.
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