On their own and are just part of the overall distribution.įor building on Linux you should set JDK_HOME to be the directory where the JDK Various components in SageTV rely on code that is in the third_party directoryĪnd utilize it directly in some cases.
Third_party - Third party source code is located here. Native/so - Linux native library C/C++ code Native/include - includes files (both platforms) Native/exe - Windows executable C++ source code Native/elf - native executable linux source code Native/crosslibs - cross platform native code Native/common - shared common source/header files Native/Build/ - Windows binaries created dynamically by building Native code Native/ax - Windows DirectShow filter C++ source code Native - C/C++ source code, top-level MSDEV projects for Windows native code Install - default config files for installs Images - graphics that are included in the Sage.jar file files for Windows & Linux installs, and build scripts for What all the various components in it and what you need to build it onīuildwin - misc. SUPERMICRO AOC-SAS2LP-MV8 PCI-Express 2.This file outlines the overall directory layout for the SageTV codebase, Thanx!īelow is a list of the current hardware in my SageTV server: My budget for this would be $500-$600 in addition to my scenario 1 budget. I would not use it for gaming very much so I would want the CPU to still be relatively power efficient since it will be running 24/7. (via HDPVRs) (not while MCE Buddy is running) I understand this will require a more powerful CPU and a powerful GPU and it will be a significant additional cost to my scenario 1 budget. I would want to be able to play games while the Windows VM is running and SageTV is recording up to three shows. I upgrade as described above but with the possibility of also creating another Win 10 VM to play racing games in VR. I want something that is going to give more power then what I have now but will still be quite and energy efficient.Ģ. I upgrade as described above to use UnRAID as the NAS to store media files and a Win7 or Win10 VM to run SageTV and do video encoding with MCE Buddy. My budget for scenario 1 is around $800-$1000.ġ.
I'm looking for suggestions on what CPU/Motherboard I should buy for two scenarios. And also allow me to run a Win7 or Win10 VM to run SageTV, MCE Buddy, Comskip etc. (But I'm open to suggestions for AMD if it makes more sense.) I want to use UnRAID for the NAS to store my media files. In particular I'm interested in using an Intel CPU so I can use "Quick Sync" to speed up the video encoding I do with MCE Buddy. But sometime in the near future I'm looking to replace it with a UnRAID server with updated hardware. I have a SageTV server running on Win 7 圆4.
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