actually , i plan to have it export to html or markdown, the diffs
btw, did you ever get to your media center thing?
@priyavadan Not yet, I started running Plex from my main computer and I'm very happy with it. I looked into low cost single-board-computer options but came to the conclusion that most of them were under powered to run Plex and/or it would require significant hacks to get it to work. I also really want GB ethernet for NAS and most of them don't have that.
So from looking into this I came across the Intel NUCs, they seem to be what I really want - decent processing power but still low power to run always-on, but they're more expensive. So for now going to make do with my RPi for NAS and desktop for Plex, but will treat myself to a NUC for Christmas and that will replace both.
So from looking into this I came across the Intel NUCs, they seem to be what I really want - decent processing power but still low power to run always-on, but they're more expensive. So for now going to make do with my RPi for NAS and desktop for Plex, but will treat myself to a NUC for Christmas and that will replace both.
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Hey @priyavadan, do you know anyone with a high rep on stack overflow by any chance? I would really like to use this for immediate help and stack overflow for offline help (rather than say a Google mail list or something). However to create an 'Origen' tag you need to have a rep score > 1500.
@chrisnappi, see above question re. stack overflow.
you can request the creation of a tag by starting a new meta discussion. This gives other people the opportunity to discuss if the new tag is needed.
You could also create a subreddit 'Origen-SDK' for users to submit questions for offline help and integrate it into Origen using the Reddit API.
Tho @chrisnappi is not happy I am using Plex, might need to try his one
invite sent
there is also mediabrowser (now called Emby) that is open source
but i feel it still needs a lot of work
btw, do you have appletv?
if so, my server supports connecting to it via AppleTV -- using plexConnect, let me know if you need more info
thats awesome!
i wish PBS showed something like that here
I would also recommend watching "Vice" if you like hard hitting documentaries
sorted it now
@ginty is the sub reddit page not aligned properly for you?