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| < < | In debian you add this to /etc/modutils/arch/i386, in other flavors of GNU/Linux I think it's =/etc/modutils/. | |||||||
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| 2003-09-23 - It turns out that video files are big. Who knew? I managed to wedge this server last night by filling it up with The Simpsons videos. Probably a good idea to put the recordings on a partition other than /. Installed Myth Weather which is quite cool but I doubt that I'll use it. | ||||||||
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2003-09-30 - Adding DVD support to Mythtv was pretty close to trivial. At some time between a year ago and now, someone packaged mplayer and ogle for Debian, so they're both an apt-get away. During the installation process you'll be prompted with the name of a script that will find and install CSS so you can watch encrypted DVD's. The Mythttv module is called MythDVD. Playing is trivially easy but I haven't quite figured out how to rip yet. That's OK, I don't have enough disk space anyway.
I had to add a link from /dev/cdrom to /dev/dvd and make sure that your user is in the cdrom group, but other than that it just works. Cool! | |||||||
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