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From: davidhusselmann
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  • Great job, how is this done? what hardware is needed? steps please !!!!

  • also, ive had 3 myth frontends running on my netbook at the same time, that was a trip. do: ctrl+alt+f2 login, then xinit -- :1 then in the shell that pops up you want to do xhost +(ipaddy of a mythfrontend box) then ssh -X (same ip as above) then export DISPLAY=(LOCAL-ip-addy):1 then startx or startkde or whatever replace :1 with :2 for a third screen then run mythfrontend on all desktops you now have 3 frontends on ctrl+alt+f7,f8, and f9 enjoy ;)
  • ya this isnt anything special really..

    my setup has my desktop as the backend with a frontend & remote for when i watch tv in bed on my lcd & it streams to another frontend dedicated to my tv.

    ive had pip on the tv while watching videos on the backend/frontend and on a third frontend that i installed on my netbook & then just to push the limits, i went to mythweb on all three systems & watched other recorded programs streaming from mythweb simultaneously with all the other stuff going on ;)

  • how is this done with both picture and sound sent to two different sources from only one box? please help

  • Where do you show that the small TV has MythTV? I know this can work no problem, but just saying, others might doubt it since you don't pause the smaller TV.

  • Note to self: Starting the second X session on the PCI radeon card:

    X :1 -layout Layout2 vt08 -isolateDevice PCI:2:2:0

    And getting mythfrontend to go on the second display (and listen on another port for network control):

    DISPLAY=:1 mythfrontend -O NetworkControlPort=6547

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