The latest model also supports 4K video and HDR10 as well as Dolby Vision, so it's covering the main bases a 2018 video buff would want. Apps and content are available natively on the box, which includes Plex.įor $180 you get the 32GB model and an included (highly breakable) Siri remote, and all you need is an Apple ID to begin buying content and downloading apps. While Android TV is a little more cross-platform friendly, the Apple TV can now be used fairly well on its own. You can create an entry in fstab for permanent access or just an bash alias if you need it infrequently.If you thought you'd need to use a Mac, iPhone or iPad to be able to use an Apple TV you're thankfully wrong. No need for Samba, NFS or any other software. 'data' is a mount point you create on the client system and the option allow_other means that it can be accessed across the network. mnt/data could be the external hard drive or any usb or location on the host system. The :/mnt/data is the partition you are wanting to share. So I'll just explain the above command is the address of your network machine replacing 'user' with a valid login ID. Sshfs offeres all the protection of secure shell its encrypted (especially if you use wifi) and fast as well You can mount any partition like this example
If I want to send data across my network to the data partition I can use FTP or more securely with sshfs
Its still kodi and you can skin it and use add ons like any other kodi system, except being built against a Debian base makes it very easy to add other software.įor network sharing I have a hard drive connected to OSMC and divided into 3 partitions, music, video and data. I'd used Raspmc for years until its end of life and then used OSMC.
If theryre compiled from source then you could run into problems if you need to add anything. What you need to ask on the above librelec forum is what LibreElec software packages are based on. Jusr realised that LibreElec is a fork of Open Elec: I've used OpenElec before but it didnt contain the packages I needed sshfs, mpc etc.
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