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#neuros

Neuros Releases the Link, an Open Source, Web-Savvy Set-Top Box

Neuros, who built their reputation with weird, chunky (but wonderful) modular MP3 players, has long since moved exclusively to the home entertainment field. Their latest attempt at eroding the Apple TV's market share is the Link, a set-top streaming box that will pull video from a wide range of online TV sources — Hulu, NBC, ABC, etc. — as well as stream local audio and video content from any USB hard drive. As is always the case with Neuros set-tops, the Link's software is open source and ready for modification. This time, mercifully, that might not be the box's biggest draw. More »
11/20/08
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By John Herrman
#opensourcedvr

Neuros Hackable Open-Source Set-Top Box Updated: OSD2

09/17/08
3,8643,864 views on this post, 33 new visitors
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#drm

Unlocked Open Source Anti-DRM Logo

12/19/07
2,2952,295 views on this post, 10 new visitors
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#homeentertainment

Hack a Neuros to Play Nice With TiVo: $3500 and Simultaneous Mobile Recording Will Be Your Reward

11/30/07
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#homeentertainment

First Look: Neuros OSD Hackable Linux Video Recorder

09/20/06
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#digitalcameras

DIY Head Cam

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The folks at Rainy Day Magazine decided to turn a Neuros MPEG4 recorder into a sassy little head-mounted video camera. Called the AdventureCAM, they decided they needed something "to hike and shoot video footage at the same time," which is kind of granola for our taste, but whatevs. More »
01/30/06
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By johnb
#homeentertainment

Neuros MPEG4 Recorder 2

11/28/05
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