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It runs on top of your regular OS (usually Linux for dedicated players), so yes.
by Nullabillity 10y ago
It runs on top of your regular OS (usually Linux for dedicated players), so yes.
- sandworm101 10y agoSo if it is running linux then it should be able to mount ext4 drives ... so long as there is some sort of interface to accept keyboard input. And, of course, no ridiculous retransmission or caching of said keyboard inputs. This comes up sometimes in my day job where on occasion I want to play something on a USB drive (to a projector/scree) but hesitate to save it unencrypted. ATM I often carry two laptops to accomplish this, but would much rather travel with one laptop and one tiny media player.
- Nullabillity 10y agoYup. You can run it either standalone (perhaps with an automounting script in the background, that uses a hardcoded key?) or inside your regular desktop environment (in which case that probably has a solution for mounting the drive).
- TheLilHipster 10y agoI'd recommend Plex instead. It's effectively a simpler, more polished version of KODI. (IMO)