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In the News (Thu 10 Dec 09)

  
  Main Page - MythTV
A replacement service, called Schedules Direct, has been created by several principles of MythTV and related projects; you can visit their website at http://www.schedulesdirect.org/ for more information and permanent pricing.
MythTV 0.20 was released on 11 Sep 2006.
He likes how the MythTV community has bent over backwards to support capturing content, and indicates it is MythTV or nothing for the time being.
www.mythtv.org /wiki/index.php/Main_Page   (835 words)

  
  A Beginning Look At MythTV | Linux Journal
MythTV is a software package that lets you turn your Linux-based computer into a television and personal video recorder (PVR) by recording shows onto the hard disk.
MythTV lets you select the TV shows you want to record by using an on-screen menu, pointing and clicking your way way through a schedule by show name or time.
MythTV is similar to TiVo in its ability to record TV shows onto a hard drive.
www.linuxjournal.com /article/8658   (2987 words)

  
 EFF: Cooking with EFF: KnoppMyth r5a10 and pcHDTV for DTV Liberation
MythTV's developer Isaac Richards decided to create "the mythical convergence box" -- a computer -- -- software application that would bring many entertainment and media functions, including the personal video recorder (PVR) functionality made famous by TiVo, into the PC while preserving the end user's choice and control.
MythTV is a multifunction entertainment center application that teaches your computer to act like a PVR, CD jukebox, photo show, weather station, and much more.
It is also possible to install MythTV onto an existing Linux system; if you are proficient with some particular Linux distribution, and especially if you already have one installed on a machine to which you'd like to add MythTV, you might want to use that instead of installing with KnoppMyth.
www.eff.org /broadcastflag/cookbook   (1233 words)

  
 LWN: MythTV - A Personal Video Recorder
MythTV is a suite of programs that allow you to build the mythical home media convergence box on your own using Open Source software and operating systems.
MythTV version 0.17 was released this week, changes include native OS X support, a timestretch function, interface support improvements, a new firewire capture method, and wide screen/HTDV support in the user interface.
MythTV would make a good platform for home use, it could also be envisioned as a platform for a commercial video product.
lwn.net /Articles/123450   (950 words)

  
 MythTV :: MythTV talk.com
MythTV is a GPL open source application for Linux designed to allow any computer (that meets the specified minimum requirements) to function as a personal video recorder.
Most people's MythTV boxes are always running and much of the time will be doing nothing....
Nuv2Disc is an easy to use application that will allow you to create dvd/vcd's from mythtv recordings.
www.mythtvtalk.com   (249 words)

  
 Systm Episode 2 - MythTV
Kevin Rose and Dan Huard show you everything you need to know about the free and open source PVR alternative, MythTV.
For under $500 you can build a computer that will record HDTV, schedule your favorite shows anywhere in the world, allow you to back up and archive your standard or high def content, display your favorite RSS news feeds, and play all your old-school MAME roms.
Then, we present what many consider to be the easiest way to install and configure MythTV, knoppMyth.
revision3.com /systm/mythtv   (249 words)

  
 MythTV
MythTV is a homebrew PVR project that I've been working on in my spare time.
It's been under heavy development for almost four years, and is now quite useable and featureful.
See this links section for a list of complete linux distributions based around MythTV.
www.mythtv.org   (779 words)

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