**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Mar 26 02:59:56 2008 Mar 26 16:45:10 hi, has anyone been able to install mythtv on the slug? Mar 26 16:48:54 not me! Mar 26 16:49:13 wouldnt that mean it have a tv card in the slug? Mar 26 16:49:19 er, what part? Mar 26 16:49:48 barnseenio, well lets say you have the HDHomeRun tuner that can pump the video on the ethernet Mar 26 16:50:07 mythtv and hdhomerun are supposed to be interoperable Mar 26 16:50:47 so i could have a very power-efficient setup... HDHomeRun and a slug Mar 26 16:51:26 Ok, so the HDthingy puts video on the ethernet. What would the slug do? Mar 26 16:52:15 yes, hdhomerun, costs about $170 and has two HD tuners and a 100mbit/s port Mar 26 16:52:48 the slug would be the mythtv backend.... it would have a high-capacity drive to store the media Mar 26 16:53:20 and then computers around the house can view the media from the slug which is now essentially a pvr Mar 26 16:53:57 hdhomerun: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Silicondust_HDHomeRun Mar 26 16:54:26 mythtv+nslu2: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Myth_On_NSLU2 Mar 26 16:54:42 Not enough "ooomph" in the slug for that application; I/O is insufficient to handle HD video Mar 26 16:56:39 mwester, that's what i am trying to ascertain... are you suggesting this based on actual experience or are just fairly confident that the slug won't have the ooomph Mar 26 16:59:24 i've used a slug to dish up HD content via mediatomb to a PC. cant be sure of the bitrate of the HD though, probly lowish as it was a 'scene' release HD film Mar 26 17:00:13 oh, and you couldnt fastforward/rewind :/ Mar 26 17:00:25 although this may have been a limitation between upnp/xbmc Mar 26 17:04:36 barnseenio, i'm not familiar with mediatomb... is it a pvr software too? Mar 26 17:05:36 no Mar 26 17:05:43 upnp media streamer Mar 26 17:07:24 barnseenio, so you had mediatomb installed on the slug? Mar 26 17:07:29 have Mar 26 17:08:19 barnseenio, gotcha Mar 26 17:13:57 barnseenio, thanks for the info...i'll research into how mediatomb ties in with mythtv Mar 26 17:22:29 Hello, do any of you know where you can finde the power use for a AMD 1500+ CPU ? ( going to see if I can run my on a nano psu ) Mar 26 17:38:21 hi@all Mar 26 17:40:41 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_Athlon_XP_microprocessors Mar 26 17:40:42 60W Mar 26 17:41:01 Consider the other components in your system also, such as motherboard, ram, harddrive, usb, firewire and so on... Mar 26 17:42:42 ya I found that page but it said TDP and something that your cooling system need to handel Mar 26 17:43:03 The Thermal Design Power (TDP) (sometimes called Thermal Design Point) represents the maximum amount of power the cooling system in a computer is required to dissipate. Mar 26 17:44:43 I'm abit noobish Mar 26 17:45:09 on average it'll use less, but the Watt rating of a PSU isn't the average it can supply, it's the peak it can supply Mar 26 17:45:33 okay as I thought using a 120W PSU Mar 26 17:46:24 it's for a router :) Mar 26 18:00:49 ShadowJK: Thanks for the help Mar 26 18:01:54 underclock it :-) Mar 26 19:35:51 are there intensions to port nslu2-linux to the zyxel nsa-220? Mar 26 23:41:42 damn tigerdirect, my slug order gets cancelled Mar 26 23:41:50 :( Mar 26 23:54:11 So did mine. And they sent me some stupid link for $10 off, but I have to spend $200 with them. Mar 26 23:55:16 blarrgh Mar 26 23:55:29 If they were cheap over here, i'd buy quite a few, but there still full price Mar 26 23:55:32 which i dont get **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Mar 27 02:59:57 2008