[mythtv-users] Mini ITX motherboards
MacNean C. Tyrrell
dardack at nycap.rr.com
Tue Aug 10 07:44:53 EDT 2004
Scott Nicholson wrote:
>> As another personal opinion piece, I'd keep the TiVO and build myself
>> an equally gorgeous-looking mATX box with a cheap athlon or something
>> in it, and fiddle with lirc until you can get the TiVO remote working
>> on it in the exact same way as on the TiVO, and then gradually phase
>> out the TiVO (or shift it to the other TV) as your skillz with Myth
>> become ever more mad and 733t. But then you won't get on /. that way ;^)
>
>
> Just wanted to pipe in with my opinion on this -- My understanding is
> that you've got a TiVo with a lifetime sub but don't want to keep a
> landline just to get the program data?
>
> The (non-myth) option would be to install a network card in the TiVo
> and do it via your net connection, but I don't know what version of
> the box you have or how easy it is to do this, and besides you
> wouldn't be running a Myth system this way and this is a Myth mailing
> list so...
>
> My suggestion would be to sell the TiVo and use the money to build a
> sweet little Myth box. TiVo Lifetime Subscriptions are transferrable
> (or at least they were when I sold mine) and increase the value of the
> TiVo considerably. I'd bet you could get at least a couple hundred
> (possibly much more, depending on the model) for the TiVo and you
> could get a really nice case for that (and have a fair bit left over
> to go towards the mobo, hd, etc.)
>
> Just MHO.
>
> Scott
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No i don't have lifetime sub. SO i might be able to get 70-80 on ebay,
what series one non lifetime are getting.
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