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I believe there has been some discussion of a bootable mythtv disc on |
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the mythtv-user mailing list. I don't know what distribution they were |
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thinking of using, but you might want to touch base with them. |
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-Steve |
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Brad Laue wrote: |
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> Tony Clark wrote: |
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>> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- |
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>> Hash: SHA1 |
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>> http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10533 needs a developer with a |
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>> tv card to test before it can be placed in portage, anyone like to |
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>> volunteer? |
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>> thanks |
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>> tony |
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> It ocurred to me last night Gentoo Media Center LiveCD based on this |
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> would be an extremely good demonstration of Linux's abilities. Have |
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> hardware autodetection preconfigure the video inputs based on what's |
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> available (PCI or USB), and have it launch MythTV on startup, and you'd |
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> have something that gave Windows XP Media Center a run for its money. |
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> Brad |
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