Multimedia Home Server

I attend to set up a multimedia home server that will use MiniDLNA, Gmediarender and PulseAudio.

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The project will be done on a Fit-PC2i SSD running Arch Linux. This project requires MiniDLNA as DLNA server, Gmediarender that will act as renderer to stream sound and Pulse Audio in order to use the less wires I can. This was originally intended to be a smaller version (and unfortunatly a bit less Sci-Fi looking) of the Jack Dispenser RodolpheH and I did for the Sci-Fi contest.

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1 × Fit-PC2i SSD http://www.fit-pc.com/web/products/fit-pc2/fit-pc2-2i-specifications/fit-pc2i-specifications/
1 × Conrad USB 2.0 HUB Will probably change it for a 3.0 USB HUB
1 × Mini USB to USB 2.0
2 × Plug-in power supply units Output : 3->12 VDC // 1000 mA adjustable. One for the HUB one for the Fit-PC.
1 × 1T Toshiba external hard drive USB 3.0

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pierrep • 06/21/2014 at 09:45 • 0 comments

Hey everyone, this project is actually in standby since I'm not home for a while. I also decided to not use the Fit-PC2i as the audio output is a SPDIF connector and is a numerical format which just works randomly on my amp, so keep up for some news!

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