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Originally Posted by pilotbob
3. I set up uTorrent's RSS downloader to pull down TV shows that I can't record from the antenna. I found a great web site that custom creates an RSS feed for you with the shows you want. It is called showRSS. BTW: Only the Windows version of utorrent has the RSS Downloader. But... there are Mac RSS d/l'ers you can get too...
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Thanks for this info. I went to that site and RSS's "Harry's Law" with BitTorrent just to see how well it worked. It downloaded fast, and now I'm watching "Harry's Law" streaming from my computer on my TV, which is and LG w/ Netcast.
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4. I have been using pyTivo running on my Mac so I can watch the downloaded shows on my TiVo attached to my HDTV. This works pretty well but is one item I want to upgrade.[/QUOTE]
Is that similar to Nero MediaHome?
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3. Plex 9.
This is also media center software like Boxee. It has an even nicer UI than Boxee's. The biggest advantage with this one is that the Plex software is client/server. So, the Plex Media server runs on 1 pc and this is where all the metadata and watched statues are stored. Then a client on another PC/device can access the media server and stream from it. NICE.
They have also announced that LG Netcast TVs and Blu-Ray players will include the Plex 9 client in them. I don't yet have a Blu-Ray and I do want to get one... so this might fit right it.[/QUOTE]
I can't find where it says it has this on the LG.
I'm trying to go cableless as well. Cable prices are just ridiculous w/out some sort of special deal.