REMEMBER TO CLICK THE "HD"-BUTTON ON THE RIGHT-HAND SIDE JUST UNDERNEATH THE VIDEO. Plex 0.7.8 with Aeon skin running on a 2 GHz IC2D Mac Mini (2 GB ram) on Mac OS 10.5.6. Movies stored on the connected external hard drive. All movies are high-definition (720p) and encoded in the MKV-container. They run perfectly on the Mini in either QuickTime (Perian installed), VLC or Plex. Playback of video may seem choppy in this illustration, but this is due to the video-capturing software running simultaneously. Music and pictures stored on another computer (Mac Pro) connected to the Mini via a regular home network, wirelessly, as illustrated in iTunes. In Plex, the streaming of music and pictures, from the other computer's iTunes and iPhoto applications respectively, works perfectly and the other computer need simply be turned on and have Plex Media Server installed - a simple application that runs in the "background" requiring nearly no CPU power. Both EyeTV and Plex controlled fully by the Sony Blu-Ray Disc Remote (Bluetooth) also known as the PS3 remote via the application Remote Buddy. This is the perfect media center setup involving a Mini in a TRUE media center environment, since there is no need for a mouse nor a keyboard. In my case, it is hooked to my 37" LG flat screen (high-definition 1080p) at all times and is practically never turned off.
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