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Contents 1 Link Categories 1.1 MMS 1.1.1 The originals 1.1.2 Other MMS web-sites 1.1.3 Other HOWTOs 1.1.4 Media (Screenshots, Presentations, Videos, ...) 1.2 VDR and MMS 1.3 Zenslack 1.4 MMS Development 1.5 Old Wiki Main Page

[edit] Link Categories

[edit] MMS

[edit] The originals

• Where it all started: mymediasystem.com

• The official MMS forum: mms.kicks-ass.org/forum

• The Project Page at freshmeat.net

[edit] Other MMS web-sites

• The 1st unofficial mms-web-site

[edit] Other HOWTOs

• Ubuntufreunde.de (german): mms 1.0.8.2 - My MediaSystem unter Xubuntu 7.04

[edit] Media (Screenshots, Presentations, Videos, ...)

• Slide showing MMS 1.1.0 (text is German): [1]

[edit] VDR and MMS

UPDATE: In version 1.0.8 there is a TV option in the main menu. You can directly launch a VDR-frontend application of your choise from the main menu now.

• MMS as external player for VDR [2]

and vice versa:

• VDR as external player for MMS [internal Link]

also active discussions on vdr-portal.de

• thread on vdr-portal.de by Uatschitchun [3]

[edit] Zenslack

Zenslack is a linux distribution based on slackware. It combines a VDR [4] frontend, and MMS in one linux distribution, which is made for T-Online's Zenega S101CI, or the T-Online S100 Set-Top-Box. Zenslack is maintained by giga_san and makes use of MMS version 1.0.6.1 at the moment. Zenslack is currently available as beta code only.

• Here's the official forum: [5]

[edit] MMS Development

Everyone can get involved in the betterment of MMS. Not only developers, we are very happy to hear about problems, ideas etc. that you might have. To get involved follow this MMS_Community.

[edit] Old Wiki Main Page

The old Main Page is still available here.