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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 07/26/2018 12:45 PM, Ashu Desai
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<div>Is there something that folks here have
- i am open to buying bare metal and
building one up myself...</div>
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<div>If you're open to it as a solution the
Raspberry Pi 3 makes a pretty darn good (and
very cheap!) frontend.</div>
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<div>You'll find various articles both on the
mythtv wiki and elsewhere.</div>
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I second this. LibreElec on a RaspPi 3 B+ has nearly
flawless playback. Some menus are great, but others (like
Recordings) I find a little clunky. Not terrible, just
clunky.<br>
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And it just worked. Install, enable Myth's plugin and
configure the plugin to point to the backend - and it was
good to go.<br>
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The playback looks nicer than my NUC's, I think. But
really, it's hard to tell.<br>
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<div>Does this also play H.265 HEVC content? Are there any
"step by step installation" guide I can follow please? </div>
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I'm unsure about H.265, I know Kodi does it, but I don't think I've
tried it. I say "think" because I know I have some H.265 videos - I
just don't remember which ones they are, and I don't know if I've
played them on the Rpi. :) <br>
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My cable provider (Comcast, ugh) now uses .ts containers that use
H.264, and that works fine. <br>
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Installation is a breeze with their USB Creator:<br>
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