Posts Tagged ‘player’
In my previous post about Raspberry Pi I noted that it will probably wipe out the existing market for thin client devices. It won’t stop there though. Next up – media players… Hardware wise the Raspi is very close to existing media players like Apple TV (2nd gen) or something like a WD TV Live – […]
Filed under: media, Raspberry Pi, technology | Leave a Comment
Tags: AirPlay, HDMI, media, player, Raspberry Pi, Raspi, remote, streaming, XBMC
Salt – I want my DVD player back
Seems like Sony are at it again with crazy DRM ruining their customer experience. Here’s what happens when I put Salt into my Kiss DP-600 DVD player: Disc spins up Starts to play Player crashes and switches off When I switch the player back on: Disc spins up Starts to play Player crashes and switches […]
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Tags: crash, DRM, DVD, fail, player, Salt, Sony
When I registered thestateofme.com some years back it was for a project to allow synchronisation of RSS aggregator/reader state across a number of systems. I never wrote any code because things got overtaken by events. Firstly I discovered RSS Bandit, which had a mechanism to sync state via a WebDAV server (and a number of […]
Filed under: cloud, could_do_better, media, technology | 7 Comments
Tags: audiobook, bookmark, cloud, ebook, media, player, reader, state, sync, synchronisation, video
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