Streamline your home media experience
Mike
Configure your Monit reverse proxy with nginx on Linux for convenient remote access. I'd recommend using a free dynamic DNS service like AfraidDNS (guide for automating), DuckDNS or No-IP so you can access Monit over the internet with an address like htpcguides.crabdance.com instead of your dynamic IP. After … I'm curious
ComicStreamer can help you view your digital comic collection across your network. It is similar to Ubooquity but written in Python and only supports .cbr and .cbz files. ComicStreamer turns your Ubuntu home media server into a comic server that will stream your comic collection to your reading devices so … I'm curious
It is time for your next HTPC Guides giveaway, this time in partnership with LeMaker who have kindly donated a Banana Pi Pro to a lucky user. The winner will receive the LeMaker Banana Pi Pro unit, a case with space for a 2.5″ hard drive, SATA cable, SD card … I'm curious
I have been practicing bash scripting and forked Igor's micro server installer. Tons of media server related software has been added to make setting up your Linux home media server very convenient. It works on Ubuntu 14.04 and later so Debian Wheezy and Jessie are supported too.
Minibian is my favorite minimal distro for running headless Raspberry Pi servers. Previously I have shown how to make some tweaks to the original Minibian image, these are integrated into my customized Minibian image. Since Raspbian Jessie, the Raspberry Pi Foundation released a lite version but it is not light … I'm curious
How to remove FTV Guide Channels to match NTV channels can complement the integrate FTV Guide with NTV tutorial which combines the power of these two excellent Kodi XBMC plugins for expat IPTV. However, I did notice my channel list was quite long and I spent a lot of time … I'm curious
Install Plex Media Server on Raspberry Pi 3. Thanks to the work of uglymagoo on the Plex forum it is very easy to install Plex using the Synology armv7 package (now it uses the ReadyNAS package). The previous Raspberry Pi 2 guide became quite long and cluttered, this one aims … I'm curious