I've been running Xboxen modified to run XBMC in different rooms of my home for a couple of years now. It's great, except that it can't capture and is pretty much just a front end for a PC/Media Server. I'm looking to step into a custom PVR for the main TV viewing room, and using it to feed media to XBMC in other rooms.
I'm glad this showed up here. I'm currently in the market for a HD-PVR, in the market since I convinced the financial adviser (wife) that I could build one for less then $500. Now I just have to build one.
Any good sources for parts, including a case and remote?
NASA has calculated that the minimum safe distance in the event of a fully fueled space shuttle stack is three miles for personnel. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Launch_complex_39
I'm not sure how far away the landing strip is from the launch pad, but I doubt three miles.
I like the idea though.
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I've been running Xboxen modified to run XBMC in different rooms of my home for a couple of years now. It's great, except that it can't capture and is pretty much just a front end for a PC/Media Server. I'm looking to step into a custom PVR for the main TV viewing room, and using it to feed media to XBMC in other rooms.
I'm glad this showed up here. I'm currently in the market for a HD-PVR, in the market since I convinced the financial adviser (wife) that I could build one for less then $500. Now I just have to build one. Any good sources for parts, including a case and remote?
NASA has calculated that the minimum safe distance in the event of a fully fueled space shuttle stack is three miles for personnel. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Launch_complex_39 I'm not sure how far away the landing strip is from the launch pad, but I doubt three miles. I like the idea though.