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Please tell me why you like it so much!
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I would have gone for 1, 2 and 3.
I love the way it looks, it does one hell of a job,. Does things no other htpc does and I love open source. it was hard to choose and doesn't make my vote complete.
I love the way it looks, it does one hell of a job,. Does things no other htpc does and I love open source. it was hard to choose and doesn't make my vote complete.
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thats why its hard to say why we like it so much... too many good reasons 8)
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I voted because its open source. Still to early in development to earn a full time position in my HT.
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I don't know if it does anything other HTPC applications don't, but maybe it will in the future. It has a lot of potential and the development seems to come along very quickly having in mind only one person is involved.
It looks stunning
Its Open source.
however at the moment it doesn't do anything that other htpc software cant do, It needs a few more things before I will use it in anger (Though i reall really want to)
the basics are:
much better remote control support
support for launching external apps from custom buttons
Full pvr support
support for external stb's (cable, sat dtv etc) e.g guide and channel changes via external exe or girder.
Support for more music players or asio support.
keep up the progress.
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Its Open source.
however at the moment it doesn't do anything that other htpc software cant do, It needs a few more things before I will use it in anger (Though i reall really want to)
the basics are:
much better remote control support
support for launching external apps from custom buttons
Full pvr support
support for external stb's (cable, sat dtv etc) e.g guide and channel changes via external exe or girder.
Support for more music players or asio support.
keep up the progress.
RD
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The only thing (for the moment) is that it's an OpenSource program...
I can't see anything it does and other programs don't...
It's a rather young software though...
Maybe when external programs are supported fully
I'd like K!Tv is supported
I can't see anything it does and other programs don't...
It's a rather young software though...
Maybe when external programs are supported fully
I'd like K!Tv is supported
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It does things other HTPC softwares dont, first of all.
Second of all, It is open source.
Third, you guys are working on it!!
Second of all, It is open source.
Third, you guys are working on it!!
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