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I've been running XBMC as my media centre for years now, first on a hacked XBox (original) and then on a hacked Apple TV (first gen). It's a great piece of sof
by AndrewDucker 16y ago
I've been running XBMC as my media centre for years now, first on a hacked XBox (original) and then on a hacked Apple TV (first gen).
It's a great piece of software, happily streaming from my NAS box, playing music, etc. Not found anything it doesn't play yet.
And there are remote control apps for iPhone and Android too!
- kenjackson 16y agoHow well does it handle TS_Video folders over the network?
- emehrkay 16y agoI've always said that it is the best piece of software ever created :) Does the ios version browse your local network for shares? If it does, it will be the best ios software ever created.
- empire29 16y agoWhat apps have you found for the iPhone that work will to control XBMC? I've tried a a few for iPad and iPhone and they've been pretty terrible -- I've been using my Logitech Harmony One and AirMouse (iPhone/iPad) but would like a slick iphone/ipad app that would let me use the library features, etc. I've been running XBMC on a 1st gen Xbox as well (those were the days), then moved to a fullsize HTPC, and now down to a Dell Zino. If you've got a HTPC setup, you should absolutely give XBMC a try.
- AndrewDucker 16y agoAaah, I've got Android myself, so I use an app on my Desire. I haven't tried the iPhone ones, so I don't know what the quality is like.
- ZenzerNet 16y agoDitto, only on a HTPC I built myself. I tried Windows Media Center, for about a day, but couldn't stand it and went for the good old XBMC. And the remote control? A small, cheap, wireless mouse. Works wonders! A magnificient piece of software, XBMC.