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you want. (i'm unfamiliar with "minimyth").  However if it were me, i'd move
the backend to the room with the aerial access (assuming you have some way
to put that backend on the network) then setup frontends at your viewing
locations.  Given that myth is a client/server application, this should work
just perfectly and alleviates your need to run video cable anywhere (that,
of course, is replaced with the need to run network cable everywhere or use
Wi-Fi).

This probably doesn't help you much, but I thought i'd t hrow it out there
anyway.

--Doug

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<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 5/21/07, <b class="gmail_sendername">Dan Gravell</b> &lt;<a href="mailto:dan.gravell at talk21.com">dan.gravell at talk21.com</a>&gt; wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
<div><div style="font-family: times new roman,new york,times,serif; font-size: 12pt;"><div>I&#39;m keen on building out my current MythTV installation to include video capture. Currently it only exists for displaying photos, videos and playing music.
<br><br>I currently only have one aerial socket in the house, in the lounge. I intended to run aerial lead extensions into my study where my current backend is. The leads would run outside the house and then inside where the new wall sockets would be. Unfortunately this is turning out to be a little more difficult than thought because the upper stories of the house are covered with tiles which I do not wish to crack by drilling through them.
<br><br>Aside from some major DIY effort do I have any other options? I run an Epia box as the frontend, colocated with the current single aerial socket, which could be a slave, however this runs Minimyth right now and I
 don&#39;t wish to change if possible.<br><br>Is there such a thing as a standalone video capture box which will stream what it has captured over an ethernet network? Again, I&#39;ve a homeplug AV network which the frontend currently plugs into which I could use, although I&#39;d be wary of using up all my bandwidth; I can&#39;t see this solution lasting forever.
<br><br>Dan<br></div></div><br>
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</div><br>I&quot;m not sure I fully understand your issue Dan, but my understanding is you have access to an antenna feed in one room of your house and want to get the signal to another room in your house.&nbsp; <br><br>From what you describe, I don&#39;t know of a good way to get you exactly what you want. (i&#39;m unfamiliar with &quot;minimyth&quot;).&nbsp; However if it were me, i&#39;d move the backend to the room with the aerial access (assuming you have some way to put that backend on the network) then setup frontends at your viewing locations.&nbsp; Given that myth is a client/server application, this should work just perfectly and alleviates your need to run video cable anywhere (that, of course, is replaced with the need to run network cable everywhere or use Wi-Fi).
<br><br>This probably doesn&#39;t help you much, but I thought i&#39;d t hrow it out there anyway.<br><br>--Doug<br>

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