From 76ac171cb7fa2f7a800d6317bf93b961278b3d6d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Greg Frost The Linux Home Entertainment System Release 6 MythWeb: MythWeb: MythTV Web Virtual Remote: MythTV Documentation: MythTV Keybindings: LinHES: LinHES: My Folding Status:
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The MythWeb allows you to use a web page to control
aspects of your MythTV system. MythWeb is a separate application,
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A web based virtual remote control for MythTV.
In order for this to work, you must enable
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The MythTV Installation / User's Guide.
The keybindings for the normal MythTV interface.
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Describes how "The Project Leader" setup multiple systems
to form a Linux Home Entertainment System.
Status of the folding@home work for the local user.
iPod Feeds
Transcodes ready for the ipod (if any). Additionally, you can delete unwanted files using this link. Note: If you have no recordings, you will see a warning issued from PHP.
FUPPES
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FUPPES
FUPPES - Free UPnP Entertainment Service. A
UPnP to be used inplace of the UPnP server that comes with MythTV.
If the UPnP that comes with MythTV doesn't work for you, you can
-try FUPPES.
Mediaserv
+try FUPPES.
Mediaserv
Mediaserv - A on-demand transcoding server for
videos. Mediaserv is designed to transcode video in a format
playable on the Nokia Internet Tablets. However it works well at
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default, we have it set to link to
TV recordings (pretty) and your video directory. Additionally if
you want it to stream contents from a network share, it will! ln
--s /path/to/share /myth/mediaserv/media/
RRDTool:
+-s /path/to/share /myth/mediaserv/media/
RRDTool:
Hardware status graphs.