First G+ post

[Michael Havens]

before I post it let's talk about what I'm posting.... make it perfect!
This is what I'm thinking of posting:

if you can get an old computer to act as your tv server (i'm using one from
2001):

download, burn, and install a copy of 'linux mint' (version 12 was the last
CD edition) (http://www.linuxmint.com/oldreleases.php)

start new operating system

**Linux instructions**

cntrl-T (open terminal)

type in terminal (or copy and paste):

 sudo add-apt-repository ppa:team-xbmc/ppa; sudo apt-get update;sudo
apt-get install xbmc; xbmc

**Other operating system instructions**

Google for and install 'xbmc'.

start xbmc

**Univesal instructions**

in xbmc:

1- Navigate to “System” (in the middle bar) and then open “File Manager”

2- Right click and select “Add source”.

3- Type “http://fusion.xbmchub.com” into the box that says “<None>”.

4- Enter a name for the Source, “Fusion”

5- Click “OK”.

6- Right click on nothing. (sides/top/bottom)

7- System->Settings-> Click “Add-ons”

8- Select “Install from zip file”.

9- Select the source you named in step 4.

10- Install what you want (as an exaple we will use video)

11- Select “Repositories”.

12- Install “1channel...” (example)

13- Click “Get Add-ons” and select the repository you just installed.

10- Select “Video Add-ons”.

12- Click the name of the plugin you wish to enable.

13- Return to the main menu, and go into the category which your addon was
installed to (most likely either VIDEOS, MUSIC or PROGRAMS). In this case,
we installed a Video Addon, so select “Videos->Add-ons” and enjoy your new
tv!

support at: http://www.xbmchub.com/
:-)~MIKE~(-:
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