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Author Topic: 3rd party interfacing help offered  (Read 788 times)
tom_evered
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« on: December 07, 2007, 10:44:57 pm »

This project is very exciting.  A WORKING MCE environment that is open to be set up as required!  I am a professional AV integrator and, as such, my background is in working peoples' homes delivering reliable solutions.  The PC MCE does not fit this YET.  But it will.  I am here to answer any questions about interfacing with devices in the AV/"home automation" worlds where I have some experience that you guys don't.  I am making the new year's resolution to learn my way around Linux properly.  I have done some embedded programming in C and assembly in the past but I need to fill in the gaps between there and windows!  Feel free to ask questions at tom underscore evered at hotmail dot com.  I would love to see this as the controllable, reliable, stable, scaleable media server product that I have never been able to offer before!

Tom
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« Reply #1 on: December 08, 2007, 05:30:13 am »

There are a few other greybeards here as well. :-)

Yes, this project is exciting. For me, this is a way to give Crestron the finger. ;-) The underlying architecture is already much better, we just need more hardware support, and to refine what we already have.

Myself, I am currently writing some media plugins for the system.

-Thom
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