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paularms Offline
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officeboy Wrote:The PC is temp right now. A new quad core in a silverstone gd04b should fit in right over the VCR... (if only it wasn't so much work to convert all those video's grr)

V... C... R...Confused Those things still work? Laugh
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Guys, this is my set-up:

Mac Mini 1,25 Ghz (PPC) , 1GB Ram, Belkin WLAN Stick, Apple Keyboard (hidden in the drawer), Targus Wireless Pointer/Mouse (Bluetooth), M-Audio Transit USB for 5.1 digital and anlogue sound

- terratec H5 DVB-T/C usb stick

- Kenwood 5.1 Receiver KRF-V5070D (M-Transit is linked via TOS-Link)

- Philips LCD 9830/10 (connected via SVGA cable. DVI is not working due to a buggy firmware in the early MAC Minis that prevents to correctly recognize some LCD TV sets - that's the reason for this ugly cable going to the TV set :-( .Once I upgrade to a newer Mac Mini this cable will also disapear as there is HDMI cable installed in the wall)

- Bufallo Link Station NAS Drive 1TB (placed somewhere in the basement). Operated as central Media Library (Musik, Movies, Photos). (I have my CD/DVDs now somewhere in boxes in the garage instead of tucking them on the wall :-)
(This post was last modified: 2010-01-06 23:56 by StillSchweiger.)
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AlphaDog Offline
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This is a Dutch website, but you should be able so see what it is Smile
http://www.hardware.info/nl-NL/usersys/c...k2ad/view/
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ShabbyDog Offline
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Here's my setup.

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What it is is a Sharp LC52XD1E screen, a Onkyo TX-SR875 reciever, what you can't see is the 7.1 speaker setup with Bowers & Wilkins M-1's and a Bowers & Wilkins AS2 sub.
Then there's a HD-PVR tuner for the cable and on the right the network crap, cable modem, router and a switch.

Then there's the XBMC box itself...
It's a Cooler Master CM 260 case with a Gigabyte GA-W7AUM-DS2H mobo, running of the onboard HDMI for both audio and video and a Intel Q6600 cpu.
The box is running XBMC for Windows under Windows XP, all daily activities controlled my the Logitech Harmony remote.

HTPC: ZBOX-ID41 running OpenElec with Logitech Harmony remote.
NAS: Lian Li Cube, MSI P55-CD53, Intel I7-880, 16GB RAM, 23x 2TB WD drives @ RAID6, 500GB Samsung, Ubuntu Linux.
TV: Samsung UE75ES9005
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nokmond Offline
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Can I just ask - how do you add your pictures to the thread? I'll get my setup on here later :o
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gekados Offline
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nokmond Wrote:Can I just ask - how do you add your pictures to the thread? I'll get my setup on here later :o

upload your image to imageshack for example and use the link it provides (no need to register either).

XBMCbuntu (build as of 121015)
Asrock 330 ION -> Primare SP31.7 -> McCormack DNA-2 -> Von Schweikert VR-4
Asrock 330 ION -> Pioneer LX-5090 / Panasonic PT-AE2000
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idlehands Offline
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ShabbyDog Wrote:Here's my setup.

[Bowers & Wilkins M-1's and a Bowers & Wilkins AS2 sub.

I've been lusting after b&ws since my college buddy had a set of 805s in his dorm room in like 1999. Think he had a sunfire that he replaced with a velodyne.
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ShabbyDog Offline
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idlehands Wrote:I've been lusting after b&ws since my college buddy had a set of 805s in his dorm room in like 1999. Think he had a sunfire that he replaced with a velodyne.

I got the M-1's simply because they where the best compromize I could find between sounding pretty damned good and them beeing small enough fo the wife to accept 7 of them in the living room.. Wink

HTPC: ZBOX-ID41 running OpenElec with Logitech Harmony remote.
NAS: Lian Li Cube, MSI P55-CD53, Intel I7-880, 16GB RAM, 23x 2TB WD drives @ RAID6, 500GB Samsung, Ubuntu Linux.
TV: Samsung UE75ES9005
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Here is my setup:
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Sharp AQUOS 42'' LCD
XBOX1 (soon to be replaced with an Aspire Revo 3610)
Sound receiver is a Sony STR-DG720
With a set of 5.1 JBL speakers Sat135 and the Sub (sub135)
PS3 used for gaming and blu-ray discs
HD Cable receiver
Wireless router (but I use a wired network)
Everything is streamed from my computer (1.5 TB of storage)
Wii is used for gaming (if we can call that gaming Wink)

I also use 2 other xbox on the other tvs in the house.

Oh and the white and orange thing at the far right is a V.Smile for my 1 year old Big Grin

Ill post another pic once I get my Revo from ebay and set it all up Smile

Hardware: Revo 3610 + SSD - Harmony 700 Remote
Software: XBMCBuntu Frodo - Sickbeard - SabNZBd+

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(This post was last modified: 2010-01-10 22:40 by The_Dogg.)
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ZTOctavian Offline
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Heres another!

http://www.photobox.ie/my/photo?album_id...=280404480

http://www.photobox.ie/my/photo?album_id...=280404485

http://www.photobox.ie/my/photo?album_id...=280404490

XBMC running on a self build Minit-Itx:
Based on a A-120 case, Intel DG45FC, 2Gb Ram and an
Intel Dual Core 2 E8400 3.0Ghz CPU, Giga Ethernet, Pico PSU, 32Gb SSD, BluTooth dongle for Apple Keyboard, Infrared also mounted inside but have since been running the Onkyo remote with XBMC.

TV: Pioneer Kuro LX-508D
Amp: Onkyo TX-SR507
Speakers & Sub: Energy Accoustics.
PS3 for BluRay!

The PC Build Pics are at the following album please feel free to have a look see! Smile

http://www.photobox.ie/my/album?album_id=206590957


Regards,
Nick.
(This post was last modified: 2010-01-11 03:13 by ZTOctavian.)
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