You want to install new plugins ?

Use PlugOnDevice system !

1. Download software from http://www.plugondevice.com
2. Unzip the file on your computer and launch POD Installer
3. Load repository informations
4. Select "PlayOnHD" driver and connect it using your POHD local IP
5. Select a package to install / uninstall, set autostart, edit configurations files....

This is a community project, and you can contribute by :
- creating new packages
- creating driver for others devices

Requirements :
- internet connection from your computer
- internet connection from your PlayOnHD (with DNS configured on your PlayOn, see network in PlayOn settings menu)
- local connection between your PlayOn and your computer

This is a normal network setup.

Developpers :
- packages are simple TAR files. Contact me for more infos.
- drivers are simple Linux shell script. Contact me for more infos.
- writing a driver for another device needs only a Telnet connection between the device and your computer

This is awesome.

Great job for starting something, a wave so to speak.

Looks an great tool. Is it possible to instal an nzb reader with this

keep up the good work for you and AC Ryan

Great this can't wait to play with it at home

Thanks !

It's a community project, so everyone can create new packages for it.

For the moment, there is only :
- apache server
- samba configuration files editor
- SVN server
- Stupid-FTP server

I'll add more later, if you want to contribute, contact me !


Note :
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If you are able to install something on your POHD by yourself, you are able to create a new POD package. It's really simple.

Hi buzzkaido,

Great effort with this first beta version. We would hereby show our appreciation by declaring your HOW-TO as the second winner of our HOW-TO contest. With that you win a 8GB Diskje. Congratulations. We will contact you soon for your contact information.



For all others; our contest is still open. Check out our contest topic and maybe you will be the winner for next week.

Thanks a lot !

Great work mateys, can't wait to have an OS X version to be able to try it.

Keep up the good work and thanks,

d

Don't work here don't get a connecttion
When i try a normal connection with Putty it works fine ?

Nice work!

Now all I need to find is the command line to start playing a movie...
Anyone?