Demonstration of the Kindle 2 Text-to-Speech Feature.Ask the Readers: What Do You Want To Know about th.Netflix New Watch Now Picks for the Week- Episode 7.GeekTonic Week in Review - February 28, 2009.I'm always impressed with how many little "under the hood" fixes and improvements the guys at SageTV stuff in each month - all for free to existing owners.įor the complete changelog and beta download head over to the SageTV forumsįor more on the SageTV software check out the GeekTonic Ultimate Guide to SageTV The full changelog list is very long and includes goodies for all versions of SageTV 6, the HD Extenders and Studio (the software used to create plugins or mods to SageTV). Updated native resolution switching code with improvements.Added support for HDMI hotplug mode changes for HD extenders.Fixed A/V sync issues with playback on Mac version.Improved HDHomeRun support for Mac version.Fixed issues with photos containing unicode pathnames.HE-AAC audio now supported for transcoding.Support for importing BluRay BDMV folder structures.No support for menus or interactive features at this point, but it does support multiple audio tracks, chapter selection and eventually subtitles. The most notable improvement is that the SageTV HD200 extender (will work in standalone in future beta version) now has support to play back BluRays in BDMV folder structure. This one is SageTV 6.4.11 and has a few interesting improvements. We’ve seen how Google’s developer efforts are designed to stimulate innovation across the web, and as developers have played a core role in the success of SageTV, we think our shared vision for open technology will help us advance the online entertainment experience.While SageTV did release version 6.5 from beta earlier this month, they obviously still have more to stuff into 6.5 because they've announced another beta. By teaming up with Google, we believe our ideas will reach an even larger audience of users worldwide on many different products, platforms and services. And as the media landscape continues to evolve, we think it’s time our vision of entertainment management grows as well. Since 2002, we’ve worked to change the TV viewing experience by building cutting-edge software and technology that allows you to create and control your media center from multiple devices. We're also now thrilled that Google let us open source the SageTV platform! The source code is now available on GitHub. We’re thrilled to announce that SageTV has been acquired by Google.
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