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<blockquote data-quote="rgluga" data-source="post: 482550" data-attributes="member: 96197"><p>Please reconsider looking at file-based DBMS alternatives. There are a number to choose from these days including SQLite, HSQLDB, Derby DB, VistaDB Express, etc. </p><p></p><p>I really want to ditch WMC and MediaPortal is the closest thing to it. One of the main things keeping me away at the moment is that it's still too bloated. I don't want to run a MS SQL / MySQL server just to watch TV. I was trying to get away from all this when I ditched MythTV. I don't particularly like the client/server TV architecture either, but that's a different story.</p><p></p><p>Having an embedded DB will help make the package as self-contained as possible. I personally think this is a must for the future of the project.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rgluga, post: 482550, member: 96197"] Please reconsider looking at file-based DBMS alternatives. There are a number to choose from these days including SQLite, HSQLDB, Derby DB, VistaDB Express, etc. I really want to ditch WMC and MediaPortal is the closest thing to it. One of the main things keeping me away at the moment is that it's still too bloated. I don't want to run a MS SQL / MySQL server just to watch TV. I was trying to get away from all this when I ditched MythTV. I don't particularly like the client/server TV architecture either, but that's a different story. Having an embedded DB will help make the package as self-contained as possible. I personally think this is a must for the future of the project. [/QUOTE]
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