Streamline your home media experience
OpenSSL can be used to create your own web server certificates for use with nginx or Apache. In this guide I show you how to create an SSL certificate using OpenSSL and configure your web server nginx to use the https protocol. I needed SSL certificates for use with reverse … I'm curious
NTV becomes an excellent experience when you use it with Kodi XBMC, a free media center for all operating systems. Kodi, previously XBMC, has a plug in system which allows you to install virtually any add on for use with IPTV. The friendly developers at Xunity have created a Kodi … I'm curious
Stephen304 recently created a small program named BitCannon which gives you your own personal torrent site which is a backup of KickAssTorrents. You can search in it, download torrent files just like on KickAssTorrents but from your own machine. The idea is that even if torrent sites continue to be … I'm curious
CouchPotato is your personal feature length media PVR. You create a watchlist of content and CouchPotato will automatically download them from torrents or usenet automatically on your home media server. For usenet it will work with Sabnzbd or NZBGet. If you prefer torrents, CouchPotato will work with uTorrent, Transmission, … I'm curious
SickGear is a blend of SickRage and SickBeard. The developers previously worked on SickRage but split to work on their own fork. SickGear works just like SickRage and SickBeard – create a watchlist of TV shows and SickGear will help download them from torrents or usenet automatically on your home … I'm curious
NZBGet – the lightweight usenet downloader – enjoys regular updates from its developer hugbug. Usually you have to build NZBGet from source but thanks to Mike and his repo that is no longer necessary. He has precompiled packages on his PPA so you will have NZGet up and running in … I'm curious
This post will cover how to setup a Transmission reverse proxy on any operating system (Windows, Linux, Mac OSX) so you can access transmission outside your home network. I recommend using a free DNS service like Afraid DNS (Guides: Windows, Mac, Linux) so you can type in … I'm curious