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* [[Silicondust HDHomeRun]]-- * Note: third party dvb drivers are available (see device page for details) |
* [[Silicondust HDHomeRun]]-- * Note: third party dvb drivers are available (see device page for details) |
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* [[Silicondust HDHomeRun Prime]] |
* [[Silicondust HDHomeRun Prime]] |
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* [[Sundtek]] ATSC USB devices, via a so called network mode (see vendor page for more details) |
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* [[Sundtek]] | [http://support.sundtek.com/index.php/topic,179.0.html Network Howto] their USB based DVB-T, DVB-C, DVB-S/S2, ATSC and ISDB-T devices have a so called network mode in order to stream the TV to a remote host. This can be used with Linux based routers, NAS (network storage) and other embedded devices which provide a USB port to act as a network based TV server. |
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Revision as of 04:25, 25 October 2010
Currently there no network attached devices that are directly * supported by the LinuxTV Project. However, the number of devices that become available in this hardware category is likely to expand in the near future, so it will be interesting to see if any end up falling under the umbrella of support offered by LinuxTV.
In the meantime, it is worth drawing attention to the fact that some devices in this category already work under Linux:
- BBTI Air2LAN / Norva A75 ATSC Receiver
- Silicondust HDHomeRun-- * Note: third party dvb drivers are available (see device page for details)
- Silicondust HDHomeRun Prime
- Sundtek ATSC USB devices, via a so called network mode (see vendor page for more details)