Roku disables TVs and streaming devices until users consent to new termsylai@lemmy.ml to Technology@lemmy.world – 694 points – 7 months agotechcrunch.com116Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsIs there a FOSS option to turn something like a pi zero into streaming device? My assumption is a flavor of Android is required? Edit: referring to streaming services such as Netflix. I'm aware of that home plex and jellyfin servers existI've been looking for a couple of days. It looks like Kodi is probably the way to go. You can use any of a number of remote controls, or even a modern cell phone. Unless your media server is up to the full task of transcoding it needs to have a little bit of horsepower to do transcoding on the client.do you want to pir8 stuff or watch streaming apps (Netflix, Hulu, HBO max?)streaming apps
Is there a FOSS option to turn something like a pi zero into streaming device? My assumption is a flavor of Android is required? Edit: referring to streaming services such as Netflix. I'm aware of that home plex and jellyfin servers existI've been looking for a couple of days. It looks like Kodi is probably the way to go. You can use any of a number of remote controls, or even a modern cell phone. Unless your media server is up to the full task of transcoding it needs to have a little bit of horsepower to do transcoding on the client.do you want to pir8 stuff or watch streaming apps (Netflix, Hulu, HBO max?)streaming apps
I've been looking for a couple of days. It looks like Kodi is probably the way to go. You can use any of a number of remote controls, or even a modern cell phone. Unless your media server is up to the full task of transcoding it needs to have a little bit of horsepower to do transcoding on the client.
Is there a FOSS option to turn something like a pi zero into streaming device? My assumption is a flavor of Android is required?
Edit: referring to streaming services such as Netflix. I'm aware of that home plex and jellyfin servers exist
I've been looking for a couple of days. It looks like Kodi is probably the way to go.
You can use any of a number of remote controls, or even a modern cell phone.
Unless your media server is up to the full task of transcoding it needs to have a little bit of horsepower to do transcoding on the client.
do you want to pir8 stuff or watch streaming apps (Netflix, Hulu, HBO max?)
streaming apps