Wiley's ExtremeTech series has released a new MythTV title, Hacking MythTV by Jarod Wilson et al.

Roll up your sleeves and get ready to build your own HD-DVR with MythTV. Our experts not only guide you through building your own MythTV box, but let you in on all the little secrets, tricks and hacks that make it look and work the way you want it to. Coverage includes:

Choosing the right hardware for the job – including HD capture cards
Working with 5.1 surround sound and optical audio outputs
Optimizing HDTV playback
Tweaks and hacks for various capture cards
Hacking MythTV themes
Using xine to add DVD menu support
Widescreen HDTV tweaks
Hacking the remote power button to reset MythTV’s frontend
Exporting MythTV’s .nuv recordings into other formats
Performance hacks

and more…

The complete outline and a sample chapter, as well as information on the other books in the ExtremeTech series is available at http://www.wiley.com/go/extremetech

Hacking MythTV
Jarod Wilson, Ed Tittel, Matthew Wright, Justin Korelc
ISBN: 0-470-03787-3
Paperback
432 pages

Available at bookstores everywhere and online retailers like amazon.com

This sounds all well and good, but I would have preferred if one of the authors was Isaac.

Just my 20cents worth.

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Girkers

Personally I'd prefer it if Isaac just got on with developing and debugging MythTV.

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Paul Turpie
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You make a solid point turpie

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Girkers

I find these environments to dynamic for a paper hardcopy book. Even the forum/wiki has a hard time keeping up. the book wad probably out of date when it hit the shelves. nothing can replace online forum/mailing list to handle 'todyas' issue

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