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I posted how to intall HTPC Manager on Windows yesterday and today it's Linux's turn. I mentioned I was waiting for HTPC manager to support Sonarr, SickRage and Headphones before creating guides for it. You can all thank Hellowlol for upgrading HTPC Manager for 2015. HTPC Manager adds that extra feeling of awesomeness to your HTPC and here’s why. You get a slick, modular HTPC interface so you can manage all of your software and services on your HTPC. Services you can manage include Plex, Kodi XBMC, Sonarr, Sabnzbd, NZBGet, uTorrent, Transmission, SickBeard, CouchPotato and more. You will see nice overviews of recently added shows or movies, suggestions for other movies and TV shows. You can even add movies or shows from the HTPC Manager interface.This is a screenshot of the computer stats from within HTPC ManagerInstall the HTPC Manager Ubuntu dependenciessudo apt-get install build-essential git python-imaging python-dev python-setuptools python-pip python-cherrypy vnstat -yInstall psutil so you can get computer stats as wellsudo pip install psutilGit clone the latest HTPC Manager from Hellowlol's repositorysudo git clone /opt/HTPCManagerTake ownership of the HTPCManager installation directory with your regular usersudo chown -R user:user /opt/HTPCManagerTry and start HTPC Managerpython /opt/HTPCManager/Htpc.py --daemonYou may see a cherrpy error, everything still works though so don't worry.You can access HTPC Manager at HTPC Manager at BootI outline two methods, the init.d and upstart method. Choose one.HTPC Manager init.d ScriptHTPC Manager includes an init.d scriptsudo cp /opt/HTPCManager/initscripts/initd /etc/init.d/htpcmanagerEdit the htpcmanager init.d script to match the path of HTPC Managersudo nano

Deployarr Reaches 1200 Domains! As a thank you, get up 20% Off on Platinum Membership and up to 50% Off on Deployarr (ends Mar 31, 2025).Home - Home Media - Guide: How to install and configure Kodi MyEpisodes AddonIf you want to keep track of your watched media, Kodi gives you the option to set watched status marks. If you don't disable Kodi watched status logging, these will be logged automatically once you watch a movie or TV show. However, you might want to back up this information safely, in case your Kodi device fails or needs to be updated. One of the online services that let you back up this information to the cloud is the one provided by the Kodi MyEpisodes Addon. Using the MyEpisodes.com online service, this addon lets you mark TV show episodes as watched, and can synchronize the information of your watched media on Kodi with the MyEpisodes account you use, in pretty much the same way as most similar addons. [Read: Guide: How to install and configure Kodi Trakt Addon]Install the Kodi MyEpisodes complement on your HTPC and you will be able to keep track of your watched TV shows automatically online.The Kodi MyEpisodes plugin is part of the list we presented some days ago, where the 7 best addons to backup Kodi watched status were introduced to our readers. Most of these addons back up this information online; it's easier to synchronize with an account in an online server on the cloud, than saving this information on a local network database. Still, if you want to keep this information locally, you could install MySQL on Ubuntu or an equivalent database in any other OS, and use an addon such as the Kodi WatchedList addon, which keeps the copy of your watched status marks on your local device or network. Having a local database will also allow you to setup Kodi MySql for sharing media library across all your Kodi devices, to keep them synchronized with each other. [Read: Guide: How to use Kodi WatchedList backup and restore]Recommended HTPC / Home Server Builds:Best Home Theater PC Build 2017 to do it all (Plex, Kodi, NAS, Gaming)Best Emby Server builds 2018 – Pre-built and DIY optionsMedium Budget 4K HTPC Build 2017 for Kodi, Plex and GamingCheap 4K HTPC Build for Kodi, OpenELEC, and LibreELEC 2017Low Power Home Server Build 2017 for Network File and Media StorageBest HTPC for Kodi with 4K on a Medium Budget 2017 (~$400)Energy efficient budget HTPC-NAS combo build 2016A rather simple procedure, the Kodi MyEpisodes addon can be obtained from the official Kodi addon repository. This makes the installation easier, since this repository is included when you first install Kodi. To get it on your system, head to System -> Settings -> Add-ons -> Install from repository. After that, look for the Kodi Add-on repository on the list that appears.You will need to look for Kodi official addon repository to install the Kodi MyEpisodes service.This will let you choose among several

Or Atmos in a TrueHD track (as most all Atmos UHD discs use).Some people use the Infuse client to get around the DV issue but TrueHD Atmos is just not supported by the ATV. Only DD+ Atmos used by streaming services. Apparently the Nvidia Shield does support it though.Apple TV & Plex will work great for DVD and 1080p Blu-ray rips though. The Shield is a great streaming device. I use it for all my personal HTPC streaming. Much better device than AppleTV for my needs. #10 of 18 Psychopasta Agent Joined Jun 27, 2022 Messages 49 Real Name Mark Nicholson Hey guys,I've used Plex to make backup copies of many DVDs. I'm from the UK originally and had a bunch of DVDs where it's easier to rip and stream than deal with multi-region players.My original question was to find out if there'd be any inherent loss in ripping and then streaming from Plex now we're into 4k UHD territory. From Josh's answer, I think there is no bit loss in the ripping, and from Greg I get that the Plex client on Apple TV won't yet handle the Dolby Video and Atmos audio data. Have I got that right?The alternative is to stream via the Plex client on a Windows PC, will that resolve the Atmos and Dolby Vision issues?Overall I am happy to spend the time ripping a brand new 4k DVD and would rather stream the rip than play the DVD because the optical surfaces are very