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On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 11:03:47AM +0100, James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
> I am looking for a STB that I can install Linux onto.
> I need:
> 1) Net boot.
> 2) Wake on USB (for the remote control. I want the STB to be in a
> cupboard, with just the remote control eye outside, so a USB attached
> remote sensor.)
> 3) HDMI output
> 4) Able to decode MPEG4.
> 5) Fanless
> 6) Small, so probably mini-itx.
>
> Essentially, It will be a mythfrontend accessing content from across
> the network.
> All my TV aerials etc. connect to a central PC, with the STB linking
> to them via Ethernet cables.
> I tested using a laptop as the STB, and wireless to the central box,
> the this kept breaking up the image, so I have to use Ethernet cables.
>
> Content will be recordings I have made from TV, and also my HD Video
> camera, jpeg pictures, you-tube etc.
>
> I cannot seem to find one that can do MPEG4/AVC and is fanless.
Not exactly what you're after, but...
The Popcorn Hour machines are fanless, and do pretty much
everything (although mine has trouble with MPEG2 TS). Not sure how
it'll cope with an additional USB RC device, but the machine runs
Linux, so it might be possible to hack it. There seems to be quite an
active group of people using and hacking on them.
http://www.popcornhour.com/onlinestore/
http://networkedmediatank.com/
Hugo.
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