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That seems to be a good idea, i am going to try that.<br>
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Thanks<br>
Deepak<br>
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<pre wrap="">On 16/08/05, Deepak JV <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:jvdeepak@gmail.com"><jvdeepak@gmail.com></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello,
I know most of you would have this kind of situation. One mythtv
frontend/backed combined and its not powerfully enough to do transcoding
/ commercial detection. But at the same time a high end windows machine
is available (used for gaming) which can be used for running mythjob. I
really don't know whether this is possible but thought i can find out if
anyone of you have come up with a way to do similar stuff.
I would really appreciate if anyone of you have made use of a windows
machine for transcoding / commercial detection stuff, please let me know
and I would be very much interest to hear about it.
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I've been trying to make a version of Myth (The frontend, at least)
for Windows, but it REALLY doesn't work (Needs porting to QT4, and
work to get it to compile under MinGW).
However, all is not lost, as you could use coLinux to run Linux inside
your Windows box (As a service, even), and (if you can extract the
daemon from MythBackend) run MythJob on there.
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