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<blockquote data-quote="giantjoebot" data-source="post: 151156" data-attributes="member: 26289">Wow!&nbsp; That was an awesome reply.&nbsp; Thank You very much.&nbsp; I was planning on spreading the load on to different drives, but didn't know that time shifting was able to be separated.&nbsp; I also have to consider the azureus's hard drive use.&nbsp; Thats going to take some consideration, what should go where.I also use to avoid codec packs.&nbsp; I had heard bad things, and also had some bad experiences.&nbsp; After I had a hard time watching a few anime, I looked on a anime forum, and it said to use CCCP.&nbsp; It works great, and it uses ffdshow.&nbsp; It also comes with media player classic and zoom player in the install.&nbsp; I was just worried because the way that you have to change the audio when watching stuff on computers, normal windows interface, is by right clicking on an icon in the notification area.&nbsp; And since I'm going to be running this full screen, and using a remote, that would be a difficult thing to do.That was one of the things that I was looking forward to with this.&nbsp; Currently there are several shows that XBMC can't handle that I would like to watch in my living room, but CCP can.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="giantjoebot, post: 151156, member: 26289"] Wow! That was an awesome reply. Thank You very much. I was planning on spreading the load on to different drives, but didn't know that time shifting was able to be separated. I also have to consider the azureus's hard drive use. Thats going to take some consideration, what should go where. I also use to avoid codec packs. I had heard bad things, and also had some bad experiences. After I had a hard time watching a few anime, I looked on a anime forum, and it said to use CCCP. It works great, and it uses ffdshow. It also comes with media player classic and zoom player in the install. I was just worried because the way that you have to change the audio when watching stuff on computers, normal windows interface, is by right clicking on an icon in the notification area. And since I'm going to be running this full screen, and using a remote, that would be a difficult thing to do. That was one of the things that I was looking forward to with this. Currently there are several shows that XBMC can't handle that I would like to watch in my living room, but CCP can. [/QUOTE]

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