My System:
- Pentium III 850 Mhz
- 384 MB RAM
- Diamond Viper V770 (nVidia Riva TNT2) 32 MB video card (How I got this working)
- Monster Sound MX300 sound card (How I got this working)
- Linksys WUSB11 v2.6 USB wireless network adapter (How I got this working)
- Linksys LNE100TX EtherFast® 10/100 LAN Card (How I got this working)
- Generic (Phoebe TV Master CPH060) TV card with BT878 chipset (Brooktree) (How I got this working)
- Slackware 9.1 / Windows 2000 dual-boot (How I got this working)
- Freevo (How I got XMLTV working)
Monday, May 10, 2004
<Mel Gibson voice> Freeeeeeeeeeeeevoooooooooooooo! </Mel Gibson voice>
My Freevo box is up!
Everything that I care about works. I can view TV listings, set things to record, set favorites, the web server works so I can set things remotely, everything records great, and I even have Samba up so I can share the video files with my Windows XP laptop.
I still want to get my remote control working, but other than some tweaking with the quality of the video files there's really not much else for me to do.
Freevo's great. It's worth the effort to get it up.
Everything that I care about works. I can view TV listings, set things to record, set favorites, the web server works so I can set things remotely, everything records great, and I even have Samba up so I can share the video files with my Windows XP laptop.
I still want to get my remote control working, but other than some tweaking with the quality of the video files there's really not much else for me to do.
Freevo's great. It's worth the effort to get it up.
