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I think that's probably worthy of a "whoop, whoop!", is it not?
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I thought so, I am surprised it hasn't got more attention!
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Nice... I've been meaning to look into it myself as well. Surely going to test that. Would be awesome if I could trade Kodibuntu for OpenELEC, greatly simplifies maintenance.
Not clear whether it runs fullscreen by default (read the OpenELEC forum topic), but I suppose it does?
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OK. On Kodibuntu, you need a WM to get Chromium to go fullscreen, and OpenELEC has none, so that's what I was wondering about.
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Openelec does have a Wm. Fluxbox.
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Hi All,
I am new to tvhead. My plan is to setup a live video streaming. OS is Ubuntu Server. I have a server which has 2 NIC cards. One NIC is coming from the other server (having media card ) which will be serving as a storage to ubuntu server. Ubuntu server's another NIC card is having public IP whose URL will be used as a live media name.
Please help me how I should go about.
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