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<blockquote data-quote="etheesdad" data-source="post: 363833" data-attributes="member: 84335"><p>1. YES. you can install server on one machine and clients on other machines. (can also run client on server machine) - see docs on 'multi-seat installation" Basically the client will just read and play the movie/video from the hard disk of the server machine. The server can also provide tv to the client if its using a tuner card. </p><p>2. YES. Its a relatively simple matter to use subs in the form of srt files or whatever. You can hard-code the subs or use your remote keyboard to switch them on/off if using an external file. </p><p>3. Vista or XP. Some people are trying it on Windows 7. If you install to XP make sure you read the Manual section regarding REQUIREMENTS as there are some updates that must be installed for it to work. </p><p>4. see the plugins/skins section from the main page of the website for available plugins</p><p></p><p>NOTE: MP is ideal if you are planning to watch TV. If not there are other options like XBMC which may be easier to set up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="etheesdad, post: 363833, member: 84335"] 1. YES. you can install server on one machine and clients on other machines. (can also run client on server machine) - see docs on 'multi-seat installation" Basically the client will just read and play the movie/video from the hard disk of the server machine. The server can also provide tv to the client if its using a tuner card. 2. YES. Its a relatively simple matter to use subs in the form of srt files or whatever. You can hard-code the subs or use your remote keyboard to switch them on/off if using an external file. 3. Vista or XP. Some people are trying it on Windows 7. If you install to XP make sure you read the Manual section regarding REQUIREMENTS as there are some updates that must be installed for it to work. 4. see the plugins/skins section from the main page of the website for available plugins NOTE: MP is ideal if you are planning to watch TV. If not there are other options like XBMC which may be easier to set up. [/QUOTE]
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