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Did you try looking at your "Config-ui.xml" file?

ref: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Config-ui.xml

Would be cool if you could automate the download of a number of podcasts to such a device ... once mounted ... not sure how that would be done ...

Are any mthtv users out there utilizing audio via HDMI? I had some trouble with this recently on an NVIDIA chipset.

Thanks for posting Larry ... I must have missed it when reading about the new kernel .... I just took a look and it appears that the new commit is related to Intel G45 chipset tech only ... is this the case?

bow down to your robot overloads ... in about 100 years ... link

Thanks Eddie ... updated the poll

and also has neat pictures ...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6XAPnuFjJc

http://www.helsinki.fi/~pjojala/Cell_phone_evolution.jpg So first things first. Linux is an amazing software stack for reasons that are just plain obvious. One thing that I keep thinking about though is how the mobile device world is so different from how FOSS was being used and able to expand five...

I think he should stay ... he does have good content and is all about the penguin ....

i have to agree w/ lobo -- hardwired DRM devices are a thing to steer clear from .... just wondering how much more of these types of devices we will see in the future -- firmware being updated remotely ....

very cool ... sending POC info now ....

just catching up with this post ... I also just updated my Mythbuntu box to 9.10: 1. Auto log-in was disabled when it was previously enabled 2. Non-free codecs/repos were also disabled when it was previously enabled Those two issues took about five minutes to fix. I have successfully tested video pl...

unfortunately, yes ... instiki would require you to down load all of ruby and the corresponding rails framework.

cool thing is that you "own" this web based app ... unlike the g-universe that most people are now using ... seems like the cloud is going to own everything some day ...

Gomer_X >> You are not alone in the use of a wiki for notes and having a web server run this for you. In the RoR community - the program "instiki" is well known and does exactly what you mentioned ... I'm not for sure but I think it was coded by the "inventor" of the Rails framework ... more info he...

real men use vim ....