MythTV - Frontend
Merv Curley
mervc-MwcKTmeKVNQ at public.gmane.org
Wed Jan 3 17:01:50 UTC 2007
I am now ready for Step 2. I have a Frontend and Backend running on a
computer courtesy of MythDora. I got that going when KnoppMyth baffled me.
Not that it takes much.
Anyway I have this computer over in a corner of the basement and thought it
might be nice to have TV available here. So all I need is a Frontend I
gather. So far I haven't found the Deb's for mythtv which I gather are around
somewhere. I did DL a Mythtv ver 20a and will compile it if necessary but
since I only need the one module that seems a big job.
I looked at LinPVR but that seems technically unfeasable and overkill. I
wonder if I really need to load a full distro just to get a Frontend. Can't I
just install the one part of Mythtv and have it logon to my existing backend
server?
I am not sure if I need much disk space on a Frontend client, doesn't the
backend handle all the recordings from all clients? So much stuff is
unclear. I now have 2 PVR-150's in my Backend, so that should handle 2
clients I think. Do I need a PVR for each client? I read on a mailing list
somewhere of one user who had the equivalent of 5 PVR-150's in his machine.
Thanks to any who have the time to answer these questions.
Happy, happy
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Merv Curley
Toronto, Ont. Can
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Desktop: KDE 3.5.5 KMail 1.2.3
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