I have recently put together a Ubuntu Server 12.04 which I intend to use as a file server using samba, DNS server and I'm trying now to get it to stream music and video located in my shared folder (which comes from an external HDD mounted to samba) to my PS3. I've done some homework and I can't decide what would work best with my headless server. I've read a lot of good things about Plex, Twonky and PS3 Media server. Mediatomb is an option too, but I tried that on my ubuntu desktop once and honestly it was a nightmare. So, what would my fellow redditors recommend for a headless ubuntu server in terms of media server to stream to a PS3? submitted by zoah1984 [link] [comment]
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I was able to create additional virtual wlan interface running in managed mode with iw command but I wasn't able to get the virtual wlan interface to auth to the second wifi network after successfully auth'ed to the first one on real wlan interface. Kept getting "device busy" or something so I suspect my usb wifi adapter doesn't have the capability required to support what I'm trying to do. submitted by twochair [link] [comment]
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I'm quite enjoying TLP on my laptop and thought to myself: Hey, why not use it on your desktop computer as well? Doesn't really help with battery life in that case but it just might help with my next electricity bill, what do you guys think? submitted by Inmate88 [link] [comment]
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After being linked this http://seperohacker.blogspot.co.nz/2012/09/how-to-download-hulu-videos-on-linux.html, I've been trying to use it to rip lacrosse games off ESPN player. The script works, but will only recognize the lowest resolution which is basically unwatchable (440k, then 800,1200,2200). What I would like to know is, is it my internet; as it's only just fast enough to watch it at max but the default resolution is adaptive will it just take 400k because it's the first to load. But If it's not that is there any way to get the script to recognize higher resolutions, or am I using it wrong and the other resolutions are supposed to show up. submitted by King_of_the_Ewes [link] [comment]
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