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<blockquote data-quote="Dennis Ren+e Holm" data-source="post: 1074524" data-attributes="member: 147195">Hello.I'm looking for the best way to get a DVR system going at home.I live in Denmark, and i have Yousee as my DVB-C provider.I have a server, which i intended to use for this, as it it always on.Windows Server 2008 R2Specs:Fractal Design Define XL BlackASUS P8H61-M PRO B3 Sandy BridgeIntel Core i3 2100T Sandy BridgeKingston 8GB DDR3 1333MHz (2x4) HypexHP Smart Array P410 Controller med HP 512MB BBWC Upgrade8 x Western Digital 1500 GB Green 64 MBWhat I have come up with is that I must have a Backend , and Frontend.Frontend is what I 'm used to, XBMC , whether it is on Windows or Linux then it should be easy to get up and running.I already have XBMC up and running on 5 devices, and this is going to be the frontend.The Backend I have a little trouble finding out what to do.I have a basic package from YouSee , and i bought 3 extra channels, so I have a Yousee card, and must thus be able to decrypt channels, and the dream scenario is that I can do it on multiple channels simultaneously.I am unsure if my server is good enough to be TV server?I'm not sure if it 's backend or frontend that's performing decoding.Also, i don't know which TV tuner to get.I have only used this port on my motherboard1 x PCIe 2.0 x16These are available.2 x PCIe 2.0 x1 1 x PCIAnd of course there is USB ports available also.Thank you in advance for your help!Best regards Dennis.This was translated via google translate and roughly corrected afterwards, let me know if something is unclear!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dennis Ren+e Holm, post: 1074524, member: 147195"] Hello. I'm looking for the best way to get a DVR system going at home. I live in Denmark, and i have Yousee as my DVB-C provider. I have a server, which i intended to use for this, as it it always on. [B]Windows Server 2008 R2[/B] Specs: Fractal Design Define XL Black ASUS P8H61-M PRO B3 Sandy Bridge Intel Core i3 2100T Sandy Bridge Kingston 8GB DDR3 1333MHz (2x4) Hypex HP Smart Array P410 Controller med HP 512MB BBWC Upgrade 8 x Western Digital 1500 GB Green 64 MB What I have come up with is that I must have a Backend , and Frontend. Frontend is what I 'm used to, XBMC , whether it is on Windows or Linux then it should be easy to get up and running. I already have XBMC up and running on 5 devices, and this is going to be the frontend. The Backend I have a little trouble finding out what to do. I have a basic package from YouSee , and i bought 3 extra channels, so I have a Yousee card, and must thus be able to decrypt channels, and the dream scenario is that I can do it on multiple channels simultaneously. I am unsure if my server is good enough to be TV server? I'm not sure if it 's backend or frontend that's performing decoding. Also, i don't know which TV tuner to get. I have only used this port on my motherboard 1 x PCIe 2.0 x16 These are available. 2 x PCIe 2.0 x1 1 x PCI And of course there is USB ports available also. Thank you in advance for your help! Best regards Dennis. This was translated via google translate and roughly corrected afterwards, let me know if something is unclear! [/QUOTE]

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