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Best Home Theater PC Software - Chris Titus Tech

Best Home Theater PC Software - Chris Titus Tech

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Best Home Theater PC Software - Chris Titus Tech Best Home Theater PC Software In this video, I go over the best home theater software to load. I'll be using two pieces of hardware Raspberry Pi and Intel NUC PC. I'll be loaded two different systems depending on your needs. LibreELEC for those that just need KODI. Recalbox for those that want KODI and Game Emulation! LibreElec on Raspberry pi 2:00 Recalbox on Intel NUC 7:45
Date: 2022-03-21

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LOL, i found -Universal USB Installer- yesterday, it says it comes from linux pendrives also and it also looks like your -YUMI-, i think it is the same program (i ran it from tech tools store under win 10).
funny thing we found that almost at the same time... it got added to the store tool recently.... and you can even install a windows to go along with all the other OSes, just scroll down to windows and pick it... or you can go with just the installation medium, or both
it's cool. but i need a bigger usb thumbdrive first

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Why am I not surprised at all that Chris is a movie/tv-show storage junkie? (I am one myself) How can I tell? Look in the upper-right corner which shows the movies, for the -a-- and -b-- alone there were a lot of titles. Of course he has most of the DC- and Marvel-movies and a the well known sf-movies. :) Now I want to know if he also has a lot of manga on it. I noticed that he also has Top Gun, I watched that movie again a few years ago, oddly it hasn't aged a bit, it doesn't feel old to me.
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When I still used Windows, I loved MadVR renderer. It produced superior quality compared to anything else, when paired with powerful GPU and good configuration. On Linux side MPV has the best quality I have found, but please educate me if there are better media players.
MadVR should be forked for Linux. I would remember those people that would accomplish this on my prayers till the end of my days.

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Oh boy, at 4:48 you type status=progress, i haven't had a need to see latest versions of dd and its man page for a decade+ so i was trying to check the disk rights from another proccess, even put it inside a screen and play with STDOUT and SIGNAL, man THAT is a life-saver, and i also need to check all the terminal commands i use everyday, i'm behind :-/ :P
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Hi Chris, Love your fresh perspective on linux. Have been watching your videos for a few weeks now and am wondering what virtual machine so you use for linux?
PS would love to learn more about Arch linux. I'm not an IT person nor do I work in the field, but have learned a little about linux. I'm still a beginner.

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How about instead of an Xbox 360 controller, I use a Wii remote??? It-s only natural that I use a relatively modern controller that resembles a TV remote. No pointer functionality I-m sure, but that wouldn-t bother me too much, since I stink at aiming for stuff sometimes anyway with the Wii remote.
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Kodi DS Player with MadVR, hands down the best media center solution (stutter free playback, HDR, ..... MadVR kills the rest here).
Only downside is that you are stuck with Kodi 17 as the DSPlayer fork isn't maintained anymore, and the core Kodi team refused to merge the DSPlayer component. :'(

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I hate kodi... It's like trying to navigate a video game console menu or a cable box. You're just making more work for yourself setting it up and using it.
Just pop a storage drive in a USB dock, nemo will pop up, search for the movie or show you want to watch and double click it. DONE!

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Can someone explain the reasoning Recalbox doesn't have an installer .iso thing? I don't mean to come across as rude to the devs or anything, this seems like an awesome project that they put a lot of work into. I'm just so used to seeing the installer, I feel like I'm missing something
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I've had interest in Kodi/Emby/Jellyfin for quite a while but it seems to be way more difficult to get sharing outside your network set up than with Plex and I've yet to figure out how to get Jellyfin to work with Roku. Plex it'll remain then.
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