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[...] Total HTPC - Your Source for Everything Home Theater PC With the excitement surrounding the release of Steam Big Picture, we decided to take [...]

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[...] end (“Plex Media Center” or “Clients”) and server back end (“Plex Media Server” or “PMS”) have been split into two downloads (they actually always were [...]

[...] of both systems to deliver a truly terrific experience.  Essentially, XBMC become the Plex Media Server client (which can be setup in about 10 minutes). To review, let’s review the pros and [...]

[...] beta, and with it comes a brand new feature, Video Station, which looks very similar to the Plex Media Server.  While there are still many outstanding questions, here’s the first published look [...]

[...] Plex, the creators of Plex Media Server, announced the release of Plex Home Theater 1.0 (PHT); the successor to Plex Media Center. & [...]

[...] , this thing is decked out. Besides the necessary power cord, a wireless antenna, IR receiver, remote control, optical audio adapter, wall mount, and an upgrade guide all make an appearance. Although [...]

[...] , there are certainly no complaints about build quality or materials. In many ways, the remote control is actually more important than the Cube itself. Since Google TV is a more featured platform [...]

[...] ’re quite clear about that fact in their marketing. The Roku 3 is small and simple. The remote control is the most significant change from previous models. It’s rounder, has a few extra [...]

[...] the Chromecast that presents the media through your TV. The Chromecast doesn’t have a remote control, nor does it need it. The device that “casts” to it acts as the remote. Once nice [...]

[...] , back in XBMC go to “Settings”->”Add-Ons”->”Install from zip file” and then navigate to wherever you downloaded that repository to and select the zip file [...]

[...] .program.repo.installer and then click the download icon at the bottom of the page. Save the zip file somewhere on your hard drive, but remember where. From XBMC, go to System ->Settings -> [...]

[...] PleXBMC here. Ensure your PLex Media Server is up and running. Install addon directly via zip file in Step 2.  This is done in XBMC by going into Settings->Addons->Install By ZipFile [...]

[...] aside, this is a terrible time for AMC to be dropped as the newest season of one of the best TV shows on cable is resuming it’s final season on Sunday. Obviously this news for Dish customers [...]

[...] arrows in the “This directory contains” box to change the type. Change it to “(TV shows)”. By default, XBMC uses The TVDB to scrape movie details like plot, rating and also to [...]

[...] like Roku actually put some time into choosing components that sound good. While listening to TV shows, the headphones sounded accurate and didn’t become painfully distorted at higher volumes. [...]

[...] , it’s about seven inches any way you measure it. It is a cube after all. It’s got a USB port on one side, an IR receiver on another side, and a bunch of ports including another USB port, [...]

[...] a balance, and included what looks at first glance like an antenna that you can attach to a USB port. Closer inspection reveals a small wireless card that even includes a WPS setup button. Unlike [...]

[...] ;s as simple as that. You won’t find a lot of extra ports on the Roku 3. You will find a USB port, but for the most part it’s simply a tiny minimalist box. It’s well enough made, but [...]

[...] , the biggest shortcoming of Plex is the playback capabilities of its client, the “Plex Media Center”.  Based entirely on XBMC, there are numerous threads on the Plex forums noting its [...]

[...] the biggest change with the new Laika version 0.9.5.x is the player front end (“Plex Media Center” or “Clients”) and server back end (“Plex Media Server” or &# [...]

[...] of Plex Media Server, announced the release of Plex Home Theater 1.0 (PHT); the successor to Plex Media Center.  PHT has been in the works and available to PlexPass subscribers for the last 11 [...]

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