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If you have created any sort of file or media server with your Raspberry Pi, chances are you do not need it to be connected to a monitor or external display of any sort. In my upcoming ultimate Raspberry Pi Media Server Guide i will assume headlessness and therefore we … I'm curious
If you have a small portable 2.5″ hard drive that draws power from the USB port, you can make this work without the need for an external power supply with the Raspberry Pi Model B+. You will be modifying how the GPIO pins on the Pi work, specifically turning pin … I'm curious
Sonarr is an alternative to SickBeard and SickRage for Usenet video automation. It works well with NZBGet and Sabnzbd. Sonarr has changed name because it will be supporting torrents in the near future so NzbDrone was no longer an appropriate name. It is written in C# which requires Mono … I'm curious
NZBGet is a lightweight usenet downloader recently updated to 14.0 so NZBGet and the Raspberry Pi fit well together. NZBGet 14 supports fake detector for discarding fake releases on usenet. This will be in my upcoming Ultimate Raspberry Pi Usenet Guide. I recommend a UsenetServer account for downloading from usenet. … I'm curious
What are the best Pi alternatives for HTPC media server solutions? I am a student and therefore not particularly rich. I am always looking for ways to achieve the same result with less financial investment. Small embedded systems like the Raspberry and Banana Pi and BeagleBone are very appealing to … I'm curious
DLNA servers allow you to stream your media library on your HTPC server to any DLNA enabled client. DLNA enabled clients include Bluray players, XBOX 360, XBOX One, PS3, PS4 and some TVs. There are other DLNA servers out there for the Raspberry Pi. I was looking at MediaTomb but … I'm curious
nZEDb is a fork of the popular newznab indexer. It is becoming increasingly popular because it is actively developed and has a plethora of features. This guide will show you how to get nZEDb up and running on Raspbian (September 9, 2014 release) so you can have your own private … I'm curious