Any updates to this topic?

Any updates to this topic?

I would say it looks like an interesting core... when you install lmce it should eventually show the avwizard; here you'll configure it to use the most basic user interface (UI) and it should boot.... I don't know if its gonna work as a good media director because of the video card and it should have a relatively big hard drive for core (although you could you a NAS).  But it should boot take a look at this to make sure you configure the avwizard:

http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/AV_Wizard_Step_by_Step

From my experience lmce will try to update the driver to 195, but at install it has 173.  It apparently tries to update right before the avwizard, so try ctl-alt-F6 then ctl-alt-F8 to see if its actually updating or download...  But yes it does install 195

I am having the same exact issue... with xv the hd content plays (not extremely well, but it plays); when I switched to vdpau i just get a black screen with sound. Although there was a noticeable improvement with everything else once I manually switched the hardware acceleration from xv to vdpau.

diskless MD
M3N78-VM

so does this mean we can get the gamma version updated on this link?

http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php?topic=10246.0

http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php?topic=10246.0

Anyone interested in using that image should read this and apply the directions accordingly

http://webdt.org/index.php?topic=166.msg867#msg867

if you still have doubts on how to install the image PM me and I'll try to explain what I did to get it up and running.

I just got my hands on a WebDT 366 GX and I'm pretty sure its the sameone Ive seen on the videos.  Seems like the ultimate remote, but the link on the wiki is down and I couldn't find a link here so I figured I ask to see if someone knew of a working like to the WebDT366 orbiter image.

Thanks

well, I found out that the driver may not support the "demod" of this particular model.  I'm not sure if this is correct or not because after I came this conclusion I installed Windows and found out the card was not working there either.  Upon further investigation I realized that there was "burnlike" marks on the board so I am in the process of sending the card back for a new one.  Once I recieve a new card I will give it anther shot and post the results.

Thanks indulis for your reply

I've spent alot of time trying to setup the NOVA-S-PLUS DVB-S card on a default installation of LMCE according to a post on here that card should be 100% compatible with LMCE; but it won't work.  Basically it seems to detect everything on the card except dvb.  So I end up with /dev/video0 but no /dev/dvb.

According to : http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php?topic=3785.0

The card should work perfectly; but the cx88-dvb driver will not load.  Please help, I don't want to return to Windows