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Must be the Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1 Pro or Sound Blaster X-Fi HD unless he when all out for a Sound Blaster X7 Last edited by SHS; 03-13-2015 at 12:55 PM. |
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Speaking of which. That should be a goal of the Placeshifter for PC and mobile. Add the ability to store certain content locally.
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That was something I asked about years ago: a Detached Client, if you will ...
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With respect to saving media locally, in the original Sage webserver by nielm ("SageTV Web Interface" still available from the front page that you land on when you log into the webserver), there is the option to download any media file on your server to the local device. I have used it a few times before when I've been on trips with sketchy or no internet - sat in the hotel lobby where the signal was decent, downloaded movies from home to my tablet so that I could watch them in my room, and on the plane trip home (no wifi). I think that option is also in the Android Phoenix app as well.
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how will OS impact Sage Plugin Repository?
Will SageTV going OS have an impact on the PlugIn Repository?
Would it still be hosted at http://download.sagetv.com/ (for many?) How would the PlugIn Repository work and Who would take ownership? just thoughts that popped into my head |
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This is a super cool development! I'm glad that SageTV may get renewed vigor!
I'm not sure that we'll adopt it again, as we dropped live TV entirely and are streaming / stored media only. I have Sonos for audio and Plex (w/ Rokus) for local media, as well as AppleTVs. In terms of new hardware extenders, why not figure out how to produce them and do a kickstarter (or other crowdsourcing) to get enough money / pre-orders for the production? You could launch it as the re-birth of SageTV. Putting it together more of a prepackaged solution might work. Some kind of computer for the server, with the extenders, a tuner, etc. Just noodling... Anyway, congrats! |
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What you did catch and when Dinner?
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Whatever the target extender is, it should probably be capable of 4k (if not version 1, then at least version 2), and then there's the remote control that will need to be created and available.
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A resurrection of the extenders is one of the crown jewels of the Sage ecosystem. Yes, even before the extenders existing it was the best PVR back end, but those made it the best front end.
XBMC may have the various computer options (PC's, Raspberry Pi's, NUC etc) but all pale in comparison to the Sigma chips. These are also in the fabled Popcorn Hour and Dune devices. I have no problem if people want to extend the Sage Client or Placeshifter to the likes of a Raspberry Pi in the future, but the ace in the hole has always been the Sigma extenders. |
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Well... ... you can pick up Android devices pretty cheap these days...
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Awesome!!!!
I had a feeling all of a sudden I should check the forums to see if there was anything new! Hope the updated code (once released) no longer requires me to do nightly reboots. |
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I use Sage daily and love it, but only ever come back to the forum every few months to see what's going on (usually with a sense of dread that the end of the forum or EPG will have been announced). This is the best news I've heard in a long time!
Jeff, thank you so much for keeping Sage alive and pushing for this change!!! |
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Now that this is open source I would like someone like Centon to work on it. They could create there media server box that they started before Microsoft pulled the rug out from under them. They could contribute to the software but also could build extenders that would work there box and the sagetv software. For that matter Silicondust could be an option. Just some of my thoughts.
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