2007-03-27, 06:05 PM
This is more of a design question:
When I use a client, Guide, Live TV, Recordings are from the server.
However, Video, Photo and Music libraries, are from the client.
Why?
Why not allow the server to stream the other medias as well? and save users from having to define the folders where the files are, and having to share all the relevant folders, etc?
Or, if you insist on having the client being able to show their own media, could have one of the two options:
Main Menu->Video Library->
then show in the folder list [Client Side] [Server Side] and from there drill down to the relevant folder/files.
Or:
In the left menu of the Video library, have a button (like mode) that toggles between server and client files.
This is true about all media types, of course.
When I use a client, Guide, Live TV, Recordings are from the server.
However, Video, Photo and Music libraries, are from the client.
Why?
Why not allow the server to stream the other medias as well? and save users from having to define the folders where the files are, and having to share all the relevant folders, etc?
Or, if you insist on having the client being able to show their own media, could have one of the two options:
Main Menu->Video Library->
then show in the folder list [Client Side] [Server Side] and from there drill down to the relevant folder/files.
Or:
In the left menu of the Video library, have a button (like mode) that toggles between server and client files.
This is true about all media types, of course.
* Rogers Analog Cable [Canada]
* Hauppauge WintTV PVR USB2
* IBM Thinkpad T42 / 1GB Mem / Centrino 1.6Ghz / 60GB HD / ATI Mobility Radeon 7500 + VGA/DVI out
* MCE Remote + Keyboard
* Win XP SP2 / GBPVR [Latest version. always]
* Pioneer HDTV via VGA (1360x768)
* MS Remote Keyboard
* Logitech Harmony 880 [via MS Remote Control Reciever]
* Hauppauge WintTV PVR USB2
* IBM Thinkpad T42 / 1GB Mem / Centrino 1.6Ghz / 60GB HD / ATI Mobility Radeon 7500 + VGA/DVI out
* MCE Remote + Keyboard
* Win XP SP2 / GBPVR [Latest version. always]
* Pioneer HDTV via VGA (1360x768)
* MS Remote Keyboard
* Logitech Harmony 880 [via MS Remote Control Reciever]