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King Hotpants posted:The narrator in that LinuxMCE video has possibly the most "Linux" voice on earth. The subtle disdain for Microsoft, the air of superiority, the nasally overtones. It's all there. And now using Windows MCE... I have to turn on the TV myself  edit: Microsoft colors 
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Has anyone here tried to do a lot of Blu-Ray playback on an Ion system? I realize the codecs will be accelerated for playback, but how is performance for non-video parts (load times, menu responsiveness, etc)? This is my one last concern before I finally settle on an Atom system vs. a mini-itx 775 board, especially since GPU-accelerated Flash seems to be coming soon to make online streaming a non-issue. I was thinking about picking up an ASRock 330, but now I think I'm waiting for this board to become available. The PCI-E slot will be a nice addition so I don't have to purchase another USB tuner, and ideally I'll be able to use one of the new OCUR tuners when they become available. http://www.fudzilla.com/content/view/15753/1/
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BorderPatrol posted:Yup, Boxee uses DVXA on the Windows side now, so no Linux required. DVXA should get ported to XBMC eventually, but Boxee's running with it right now. Did you have Flash 10.0 installed before? 10.1 refused to install for me (despite no errors from the installer) until I went into Add/Remove and manually uninstalled it.
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Hamburglar posted:There is no emoticon for what I'm feeling right now. DXVA (hardware accelerated decoding) and ffdshow are entirely separate things. ffdshow does not do hardware acceleration, and will not touch your video card. Further, DXVA codecs tend to be very limited in how they can be configured (though that usually doesn't matter). Stutes fucked around with this message at 23:05 on Jan 2, 2010 |
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 It looks like a CableCARD-ready HDHomeRun is coming at CES! http://hd.engadget.com/2010/01/04/hdhomerun-with-cablecard-coming-to-ces/ This could be huge, since a single M-card tuner should be able to cover a whole household. Stutes fucked around with this message at 06:17 on Jan 5, 2010 |
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Thermopyle posted:Acer Revo + Broadcom CrystalHD MiniPCI trip report: Why would you need a CrystalHD card in a Revo? I don't think it's capable of doing anything that the NVIDIA chipset can't already.
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Thermopyle posted:This is it exactly. Ah, makes sense. I remembered reading about DXVA support being implemented in Boxee and assumed that it would have made it over to XBMC by now.
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