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Hi,

Would it be possible to install VLC (for instance the "portable" Framakey version which runs on a 1 Go key) on an external HD to have it play the files on a TV?

Thanks!

Of course, just download the zip version and unzip it on your portable HD.

Of course, just download the zip version and unzip it on your portable HD.

Thanks, but :

We are talking about the "portable" version?

Don't you think it would interfere with the existing software?

Which interface could I use, the HD being plugged directly to the TV? (no in between computer?)

The zip file release is just VLC without the registry keys and shortcuts. It will not interfere with existing software since VLC is standalone.

You could use all the interface you want.

The zip file release is just VLC without the registry keys and shortcuts. It will not interfere with existing software since VLC is standalone.

You could use all the interface you want.

Great! Including the existing ones? This is the multimedia HD I'm talking about :

http://www.storex.eu/storex/htm/scripts ... 20MPiX-351

Merci!

so has anyone got VLC to work on a HDD player as Domren mentioned?

something similar to this?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... mot_widget

if your pc is connected to the Internet you should be able to set up internet charing to send the signal to the box , no?

maybe using this could send the internet to the box

http://www.8starshop.com/product_info.p ... anguage=de

vlc portable can work on any HD, usb flash card, or anything, without loss of functionnality

what about a hosted version?

on a shared or dedicated server or virtual private server is that possible?

just try

IS it possible that we install VLC in any of the external HDD media player(with video output to TV set) and make it possible to the video files in the HDD directly (no PC involved) on our TVs??
Is there a guide to do so??
Or we just need to download VLC (windows) in zip files and unzip it into the external hard disk??