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Barney's blog. Just a load of old shite really.

Systm have posted Episode 2, in which they discuss building your own MythTV box - I'm looking forward to watching it!
MythTV is one of those projects that I've had an eye on for a while, as I'm about due for a TV replacement. What's great about MythTV (apart from the fact that it's Open Source) is that in the US you can now get subscription program guide data from LxM Suite. The subscription fee is then used to support Open Source projects, including MythTV. The business model will also support feature requests from subscribing users - this is just a great example of Open Source at work. I'd much rather support this than TiVO or (shudder) Windows MCE. If only they had the program guide subscription available for the UK...... (but maybe they will by the time I get round to spending some of my hard-earned later this year).

This entry was posted on Monday, June 13, 2005 at 10:56 AM.

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