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Everything is driven through an Onkyo RC-160 receiver. It took some time to dial in the EQ just right, but those altecs have a very movie theater-like presentation of sound (they were theater speakers...). The center is an upgraded yamaha S112iv PA speaker.
The screen is 80" diagonal. I...
I almost didn't notice the cat-
Just got a new projector screen. It's a step up from the white photo backdrop paper I was using previously. Sorry for the dark pic
I received all the parts except for the case... I connected everything and had openelec loaded all in under 30 minutes... It plays even my largest 1080p files without a hiccup. The cpu fan is a bit loud though...I've ordered a scythe mini kaze to replace the stock one.
So far I'm happy...
I had to order the parts last night so stuff would arrive in time to have it set up by christmas. I changed the case from the hec to an antec isk300.
What exactly eats up the hard drive space? This computer will stream netflix and tv/movies off the network only...
I want to build an HTPC so I can stream TV shows/movies from my computer to our home theater but I'm not sure what hardware and software I want to use. It should fit the following criteria:
-$300 budget
-Case should be horizontal and black
-Motherboard/CPU/IGP needs to handle 1080p playback...
Sorry...responded. I've been out of town for a while.
I replaced a bad capacitor on the motherboard and tested ESR on all through-hole caps...everything is good!
Nice old Heathkit gear. I wish they were still around...
I have the AA-1 audio analyzer and TC-2 tester, but I want something that will more effectively test transconductance and leakage...like a nice Hickok or something...
I wanted to share a simple way of getting the mac-like throbbing LED that works on any computer, all it takes is an electrolytic capacitor and a diode.
Place a diode between the motherboard header positive and capacitor positive terminal, with the band towards the capacitor side, then...