Antec Fusion has been around for a while, and is a quality case which I know many people have used. Here’s a nice review of it as a refresher. When we first took a look into this chassis, we wondered how hard it would be to install an optical drive. Antec probably figured this may be an […]
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Huge news broken by Brent over at GeekTonic. He definitely has connections at SageTV. He got an exclusive look at the new SageTV 7 UI, the new plug-in manager, and much, MUCH more. It would appear that the silence from SageTV was certainly time well-spent and I know I’m personally looking forward to trying it out. To say that SageTV […]
Read moreThe wait for SageTV V7 should be over soon as Brent is reporting that the public beta starts tomorrow. The change log is long so it’s definitly worth a full look. Highlights include a new UI and BDMV/ISO support on the PC. Probably on the most-requested list for SageTV developers is a re-write of the user interface. The SageTV […]
Read moreAnother day, another version of Mythtv is now available. 🙂 This one expands on the new UI rewrite that was done in 0.22 and adds some new features like MythNetVision. One thing that I noticed in the announcement on the Mythtv website related to 0.24: If all goes according to plan, MythTV 0.24 will bring a new MythUI OSD, a […]
Read moreThis week, most of the major networks make their sales pitches to advertisers by announcing their upcoming lineups. I’ve tracked down as much information as I could from the past few months, as well as what has been announced today, and compiled it here for your viewing pleasure (pun intended). CBS is due to make their official announcement on Wednesday, […]
Read moreMake no mistake about it, this is big news. UFC PPVs are a pretty high traffic deal, and coming from UFC which has been pretty harsh against online streaming of their content finally give their fans (without cable) a legitimate way to view it. Should be interesting to see their numbers. Later today, Roku will make a UFC […]
Read moreMy how Denon has continued to evolve and extend its market presence. Back in the day, no way you would see a Denon component for $400, yet when all their direct competitors are releasing expensive Blu-ray players, Denon comes in cheaper and feature filled. Not a bad deal. The new Denon DBP-1611UD might not have all the bells and […]
Read moreThis problem has been around for so long, it’s slightly insulting that it’s taken this long to resolve. Those of you using AMD video cards and an HDMI receiver will definitely want to look into this. The issue rears its head when you switch your AV Receiver away from your HTPC (or boot-up without your AV Receiver/ TV on and […]
Read moreI’m sure most of us here are already using a lot of the plugins on this list, but it’s a nice starting point for newer users who may not be aware of some of these options. Due to the popularity of our (fairly outdated) top five plugins post here at Hack7MC let’s take a look at some of the new […]
Read moreVLSI Solution has today announced VSIDE – the Integrated Development Environment for VSDSP Processor Family. [NeonDrum]
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