2009-10-02, 10:26
I will be testing tonight to run XBMC on my Vista premium (server) desktop (as I got it already working with TVersity and Twonky) and my WDTV (client) connected to the network via Upnp.
Because the WDTV can't handle the XBMC script itself.
This is my setup:
Unofficial WDTV firmware from B-rad.cc: WDLXTV 0.5.6.1
http://b-rad.cc/wdlxtv
WDTV essential Application: B-rad.cc Upnp (0.2.2)
http://b-rad.cc/326/wdlxtv-app-pack-upnp-djmount
Other WDTV Applications: Weather&RSS (webserver addons 0.2), Apple Trailers (0.3.3.1beta), YouTube (r249), Shoutcast (no audio)
My hardware specs:
Windows Vista Home Premium desktop pc
WDTV
Wireless USB stick: Linksys wusb600n with WPA2 (ralink rt2870) plugged in the WDTV
USB Stick: 16GB Sony stick plugged in the WDTV
W. Router: Linksys (Cisco) WRT160N router
10240 kbps / ADSL2+ 10Mbps (according to speedtest.net / speedtest.bbned.nl)
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I will let you guys know what is or isn't working on the XBMC this weekend.
I already tested with TVersity which didn't play 720p (audio problem). I also tested Twonky which did work with 720p over network but isn't free to use.
See my result here on that test: http://www.twonkyforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=6805
Because the WDTV can't handle the XBMC script itself.
This is my setup:
Unofficial WDTV firmware from B-rad.cc: WDLXTV 0.5.6.1
http://b-rad.cc/wdlxtv
WDTV essential Application: B-rad.cc Upnp (0.2.2)
http://b-rad.cc/326/wdlxtv-app-pack-upnp-djmount
Other WDTV Applications: Weather&RSS (webserver addons 0.2), Apple Trailers (0.3.3.1beta), YouTube (r249), Shoutcast (no audio)
My hardware specs:
Windows Vista Home Premium desktop pc
WDTV
Wireless USB stick: Linksys wusb600n with WPA2 (ralink rt2870) plugged in the WDTV
USB Stick: 16GB Sony stick plugged in the WDTV
W. Router: Linksys (Cisco) WRT160N router
10240 kbps / ADSL2+ 10Mbps (according to speedtest.net / speedtest.bbned.nl)
------------
I will let you guys know what is or isn't working on the XBMC this weekend.
I already tested with TVersity which didn't play 720p (audio problem). I also tested Twonky which did work with 720p over network but isn't free to use.
See my result here on that test: http://www.twonkyforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=6805