I use TED to get shows, and then I use LifeHacker's Belvedere to watch for and move the shows over to my HTPC. I use TVRename to rename the files to the right standard. Then I use MeciaCenterMaster to pull down meta data for the episode.
I use TED to get shows, and then I use LifeHacker's Belvedere to watch for and move the shows over to my HTPC. I use TVRename to rename the files to the right standard. Then I use MeciaCenterMaster to pull down meta data for the episode.
We keep our popcorn in the freezer. Is this a good or bad idea?
I've set it up and it works great! I have Belvedere watching my dropitome dropbox folder for .torrent files and it moves them to my main dropbox folder where uTorrent is watching to auto upload. So if friends/family find a cool vid, song, or torrent, they can share it, and my system will start downloading any torrent …
@wakebordr: I have SME Server set up as my firewall, mail server, web server, etc. It's awesome, super easy to use. My first experience w/ a Linux system. [wiki.contribs.org]
@luckycharms: I've used SME Server ([wiki.contribs.org]) for years and it's been great! It's a web/email/ftp Linux based server that's light and easy to use. I have it running on an old junk box that was given to me. All it needs is two NIC's and 256 MB to run.
I use LifeExtender to wipe out all my commercials. Awesome! #tv
@bobstreo: I use XMarks for all my Firefox syncing.
