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I’ve been flooded by your requests since my “Streaming live camera feed to Dreambox” article and now, finally, the time has come: you don’t have to wait anymore For those who don’t know what I’m talking about… it’s how to watch your favorite p2p internet channel on your dear Dreambox! Yeah, you can now sit on your sofa watching porn movies from the Internet on your 52” plasma

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MTuxvision was quite popular back then but, even if it’s old and unsupported, many of you are still look for it. The thread below holds all of the released MTuxvision versions and some FAQ. Hey, you’re just few clicks away from your favorite software

MTuxvision Thread on SI Forums

I have received (and still I am receiving!) so many emails and PMs regarding one of my old projects, MTuxvision, that I simply couldn’t ignore them. I started MTuxvision project during 2004, starting from Bernd Scharping’s tuxvision excellent GPL code base (tuxvision development was discontinued because of Mr. Scharping’s tragic death in a car accident in 2003). MTuxvision basically allowed owners of a Dreambox to watch satellite channels on their PC and also to record the incoming streaming. Unfortunately, my house got stroke by a thunder and I lost a huge amount of data stored on my hard drives. Recently, digging over my CDs, I found an old backup which also contained an old MTuxvision code snapshot. I’m very happy to release this to the community, hopefully it will be helpful to somebody.

Please, download the source code package using your favorite torrent client (Azureus, uTorrent, etc.) and keep it seeding. Just in case it doesn’t work, you can use the direct link to the file.

MTuxvision Version 0.2 b 15 Source Code (Torrent)

Don’t mind if my code looks unorganized, rude and dirty: I’m sorry about that. I would appreciate (but not require!) if you could link back to my site in case you will be using this code. Also, thanks to everyone who supported me during this years of development.

A friend of mine, who helps running a very small TV network in my city, asked me if I could help finding a affordable solution to a problem he had. He needed to connect two studios using a ~20Km wireless bridge, in order to make it possible for a studio to stream live video to the other. The receiver was required to have an analog output (example: SCART), so that it could coexist with other equipment. Since I love Dreambox I gave it a try

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