Since it will use Linux, there's no cost for the operating system either - and you really don't need much (if any) knowledge of Linux to run it either since everything is set up and handled by the USB drive. Also included is the ability to connect with Placeshifter, have all drives formatted into a raid array etc.
#Sagetv linux torrent software#
It boots up into SageTV and you already have your HTPC software there along with everything you need to make it work. So basically you would take a computer with all of its hardware installed, plug in the USB flash drive into the computer and boot the computer with that flash drive. The SageTV Linux Media Server is designed to be used as with a "headless" (without TV/monitor) server. Kardatzke went on to say it should enter beta sometime in the next few months so it should be available for sale at some point after that. "we’re working on it now so within a few months hopefully." When I asked Kardatzke about availability he said this:
#Sagetv linux torrent drivers#
In an interview GeekTonic had with Jeff Kardatzke, CTO of SageTV we learned of a new product coming soon - for now we'll call it the "SageTV Linux Media Server." Basically it involves a USB flash drive that contains a complete "image" of the server software and all the drivers and programs needed to run a computer as a full-fledged HTPC server. You supply the computer and hardware and this product handles most of the setup.Ĭoming Soon: The SageTV Linux Media Server SageTV is working on a solution for this problem that eliminates nearly all of that headache and makes the installation and setup as easy as booting from a USB drive. Getting all the drivers, firewire setup and even the installation of the HTPC software itself can be daunting especially when you account for making everything work with the multitude of hardware configurations and operating system issues.
One of the more complicated things about setting up a Home Theater PC (HTPC) is the process of setting up the HTPC server.
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