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On Wed, Oct 06, 2004 at 10:50:03AM -0400, Josh Pollak wrote: > Also, I just found MythTV too unstable (on my Gentoo box). It wouldn't > update overnight, it was slow, whatever. Perhaps I was using hardware > that wasn't powerful enough, but it seemed pretty powerful to me. But > again, MythTV promises to let you build a TiVo-like device yourself, > and one of the points of that to me would be that it should be cheaper > than a TiVo itself. My hardware costs alone were more than the TiVo + > life-time subscription. Over time as PCs get cheaper, I'm sure the cost > might make Myth more attractive. Cost is whats keeping me from doing it. A friend of mine has a mythtv setup that he swears by. I think the way he did it was by just going with redhat. He's a debian guy, but all the mythtv stuff is tested and used by lots of redhat people, so he went with that and stuff works =) I got a tivo series 1 with a lifetime sub from a friend for free.. so mythtv can't really compete with that. -miah
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