Especially those who want to follow sporting events like the 2018 World Cup on their mobile phones can do so comfortably with the help of a Raspberry Pi with tvheadend and VPN via PPTPD. Everything you need for this setup is already there if you are using tvheadend on a Raspberry Pi with DVB-C. If this is not the case, you should ...
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Streaming services are becoming more and more popular - I personally hardly use "normal" TV anymore when it comes to evening entertainment. How are other readers here? Whether Netflix, Watchever or Amazon Instant Video - streaming services abound. Netflix & Amazon rely on self-produced content to attract new customers. This business model, which has been in the ...
Since my Raspberry Pi was too slow for some tasks, I needed something faster, but still power-saving: a Cubietruck or Cubieboard 3 was the solution for me. The advantage: due to a Dualcore Allwinner A20 Cortex A7 SoC with 1 GHz and 2 GB RAM the Cubietruck system has much more power than the Raspberry Pi. …
For the Geniatech or myGICA ATV1200 Android TV box is now a Linux XBMC image released. With it comes an interface reduced to XBMC, but those who don't want to use Android apps anyway get a fast XBMC box that has no problems with full HD videos. The switch from Android to Linux is easy: the current Linux XBMC image is available for download at Geniatech ...
There are many possible uses for the Raspberry Pi. One of them: streaming a DVB signal to the network, e.g. to watch live TV in rooms without good DVB-T reception. What you need: a Raspberry Pi, a DVB-T stick that is supported by Linux and a suitable client (if you don't want to use XBMC directly on the Raspberry) ...
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