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הקהילה העולמית SATWORLD תתמוך ב OPENELEC
התמיכה תהיה בפיתחת הרחבה וגם כלכלית
הקהילה תפיץ את המעכרכץב ממירים הבאים ובממירים קיימים
כמו INNOVA 7119
התוכנה תהיה חלק ממערכת ההפעלה החדשה של הקהילה
SATWORLD LINUX 2
מערכת ההפעלה לממירים היחידה בעולם על טהרת לינוקס המשלבת IPTV OTT IPTV VOD WEBTV ועוד
הקהילה תשלב גם את XBMC
וכבר מציעה מערכת משלה
הקהילה הקימה קבוצות חדשה
SATWORLD OPENELEC TEAM
SATWORLD XBMC TEAM
הקבוצות יטעמו ויפתחו את התוכנות בממירים והלאה
הדבר יזרים מקצוענים שיפתחו תוכנות ויקדמו את התוכנות קדימה
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מה זה OpenELEC?
OpenELEC היא מערכת הפעלה יעודיית ובנויה סביב XBMC. מחשבי קולנוע ביתי קשים להתקנה הגדרה ותחזוק וגוזלים הרבה זמן תקורה בכדי להמשיך לרוץ. OpenELEC, לעומת זאת, נועדה להיות קלה ככל האפשר במונחים של גודל ומורכבות,הגדרת ה-HTPC שלך הופכת להיות פשוטה כמו הגדרת הממיר שלך או נגן DVD. עם טביעת הרגל הקטנה שלה,מערכת ההפעלה OpenELEC היא גם אידיאלית למערכות קטנות המבוססות על Atom או פלטפורמות Fusion, כך שלא יהיה צורך במחשב שלם בסלון שלך!
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Open Embedded Linux Entertainment Center (OpenELEC) is a small Linux distribution built from scratch as a platform to turn your computer into an XBMC media center. OpenELEC is designed to make your system boot fast, and the install is so easy that anyone can turn a blank PC into a media machine in less than 15 minutes.
It's completely free
A full install is only 80-125MB
Minimal hardware requirements
Simple install to HDD, SSD, Compact Flash, SD card, pen drive or other
Optimized builds for Atom, ION, Intel, Fusion and more
Simple configuration through the XBMC interface
Plug and Play external storage
File sharing out of the box
What hardware does OpenELEC run on?
As it's deisnged to be lightweight, OpenELEC won't put a strain on your systems resources like it's processor or memory - meaning you'll need less of them. With support for NVIDIA's ION platform, AMD's Fusion platform and Broadcom's Crystal HD chip, OpenELEC can support high definition content on machines with low-powered processors by offloading video content to supported graphics cards and decoders. This means you can build (or buy) small, silent machines to be effectively used as a media center.
OpenELEC has many builds available, including a 'catch-all' build that will run on almost any x86 Pentium 4 or later, but also has optimized builds for certain platforms including:
NVIDIA ION and ION2
Intel GMA HD chipsets
AMD Fusion
Apple TV 1 (using Broadcom Crystal HD)
Raspberry Pi
If you don't have any suitable hardware or you'd just like to buy a pre-build system, look no further. We have a list of online shops who sell prebuilt systems and suitable hardware to run OpenELEC - just head over to the Buy A System page.
What makes OpenELEC different?
Good question! You could install Windows or your favourite Linux distribution on your computer and then XBMC on top - and it would work - but it wouldn't be as fast or as easy as OpenELEC. OpenELEC is built from the ground up specifically for one task, to run XBMC. Other operating systems are designed to be multi-purpose, so they include all kinds of software to run services and programs that won't be used. OpenELEC, however, only includes software requiredto run XBMC. Because of that it's tiny (100MB) and installs in seconds - literally - and boots extremely quickly (about 20 seconds normally)
Unlike other XBMC solutions, OpenELEC is not based on Ubuntu. In fact, it's not based on any Linux distribution; OpenELEC has been built from scratch specifically to act as a media center. That means it doesn't include drivers for things that just won't be used like 3G cards and graphics tablets, for example.
In addition, OpenELEC is designed to be managed as an appliance: it can automatically update itself and can be managed entirely from within the graphical interface. Even though it runs on Linux, you will never need to see a management console, command terminal or have Linux knowledge to use it.
Sound too good to be true? It's not!
The OpenELEC project is created and supported by a small but dedicated team of developers, moderators, support channel operators and general helpers, backed by the continuous enthusiasm from our active user community. The core project team work closely with XBMC's development team and a broad number of related upstream, downstream and kindred-spirit open-source software projects.
חברי קבוצת OPENELEC
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Current Team
sraue
Stephan is the lead developer and founder of OpenELEC, working on the OpenELEC operating system and builds test and release builds of OpenELEC. He's usually on the IRC channel and regularly posts on the forums.
Gujs Another developer, Gujs focuses on the PVR functionality in OpenELEC but also creates new features and provides fixes for the operating system.
xe An 'ideas man', xe provides the OpenELEC developers with plenty of new ideas to implement and also provides support for users on the OpenELEC forums and IRC channel.
chewitt chewitt is the AppleTV build maintainer and helps to create scripts and add new features. On top of that he also provides support in the forum and IRC channel.
gilphilbert One of our web admininstrators, gilphilbert is the overall manager of the websites and helps fix problems with the webpages. He also provides support on the forums and is often on IRC.
jeroen Our other web administrator, he helps manage the websites and helps fix problems with the webpages.
lufie Lufie is our 'Kinder Surprise'. He likes Python and hopefully you'll soon be amazed with the thigs he's creating for OpenELEC!
seo seo is our potato. He can be used for creating new features, provide fixes, build add-ons and more.
lrusak lrusak maintains our wiki and is one of the forum moderators. He also provides support for the users in the forum and IRC channel.
newphreak Newphreak comes from the wild north (Norway) and provides support in the forums and IRC channel. He's also frtisch's test guinnea-pig.
Inactive Team Members
Mindtooth
wintemrute
ismell
C4
evanrich
saik0
therio
cowbalt
התמיכה תהיה בפיתחת הרחבה וגם כלכלית
הקהילה תפיץ את המעכרכץב ממירים הבאים ובממירים קיימים
כמו INNOVA 7119
התוכנה תהיה חלק ממערכת ההפעלה החדשה של הקהילה
SATWORLD LINUX 2
מערכת ההפעלה לממירים היחידה בעולם על טהרת לינוקס המשלבת IPTV OTT IPTV VOD WEBTV ועוד
הקהילה תשלב גם את XBMC
וכבר מציעה מערכת משלה
הקהילה הקימה קבוצות חדשה
SATWORLD OPENELEC TEAM
SATWORLD XBMC TEAM
הקבוצות יטעמו ויפתחו את התוכנות בממירים והלאה
הדבר יזרים מקצוענים שיפתחו תוכנות ויקדמו את התוכנות קדימה
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מה זה OpenELEC?
OpenELEC היא מערכת הפעלה יעודיית ובנויה סביב XBMC. מחשבי קולנוע ביתי קשים להתקנה הגדרה ותחזוק וגוזלים הרבה זמן תקורה בכדי להמשיך לרוץ. OpenELEC, לעומת זאת, נועדה להיות קלה ככל האפשר במונחים של גודל ומורכבות,הגדרת ה-HTPC שלך הופכת להיות פשוטה כמו הגדרת הממיר שלך או נגן DVD. עם טביעת הרגל הקטנה שלה,מערכת ההפעלה OpenELEC היא גם אידיאלית למערכות קטנות המבוססות על Atom או פלטפורמות Fusion, כך שלא יהיה צורך במחשב שלם בסלון שלך!
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Open Embedded Linux Entertainment Center (OpenELEC) is a small Linux distribution built from scratch as a platform to turn your computer into an XBMC media center. OpenELEC is designed to make your system boot fast, and the install is so easy that anyone can turn a blank PC into a media machine in less than 15 minutes.
It's completely free
A full install is only 80-125MB
Minimal hardware requirements
Simple install to HDD, SSD, Compact Flash, SD card, pen drive or other
Optimized builds for Atom, ION, Intel, Fusion and more
Simple configuration through the XBMC interface
Plug and Play external storage
File sharing out of the box
What hardware does OpenELEC run on?
As it's deisnged to be lightweight, OpenELEC won't put a strain on your systems resources like it's processor or memory - meaning you'll need less of them. With support for NVIDIA's ION platform, AMD's Fusion platform and Broadcom's Crystal HD chip, OpenELEC can support high definition content on machines with low-powered processors by offloading video content to supported graphics cards and decoders. This means you can build (or buy) small, silent machines to be effectively used as a media center.
OpenELEC has many builds available, including a 'catch-all' build that will run on almost any x86 Pentium 4 or later, but also has optimized builds for certain platforms including:
NVIDIA ION and ION2
Intel GMA HD chipsets
AMD Fusion
Apple TV 1 (using Broadcom Crystal HD)
Raspberry Pi
If you don't have any suitable hardware or you'd just like to buy a pre-build system, look no further. We have a list of online shops who sell prebuilt systems and suitable hardware to run OpenELEC - just head over to the Buy A System page.
What makes OpenELEC different?
Good question! You could install Windows or your favourite Linux distribution on your computer and then XBMC on top - and it would work - but it wouldn't be as fast or as easy as OpenELEC. OpenELEC is built from the ground up specifically for one task, to run XBMC. Other operating systems are designed to be multi-purpose, so they include all kinds of software to run services and programs that won't be used. OpenELEC, however, only includes software requiredto run XBMC. Because of that it's tiny (100MB) and installs in seconds - literally - and boots extremely quickly (about 20 seconds normally)
Unlike other XBMC solutions, OpenELEC is not based on Ubuntu. In fact, it's not based on any Linux distribution; OpenELEC has been built from scratch specifically to act as a media center. That means it doesn't include drivers for things that just won't be used like 3G cards and graphics tablets, for example.
In addition, OpenELEC is designed to be managed as an appliance: it can automatically update itself and can be managed entirely from within the graphical interface. Even though it runs on Linux, you will never need to see a management console, command terminal or have Linux knowledge to use it.
Sound too good to be true? It's not!
The OpenELEC project is created and supported by a small but dedicated team of developers, moderators, support channel operators and general helpers, backed by the continuous enthusiasm from our active user community. The core project team work closely with XBMC's development team and a broad number of related upstream, downstream and kindred-spirit open-source software projects.
חברי קבוצת OPENELEC
==================
Current Team
sraue
Stephan is the lead developer and founder of OpenELEC, working on the OpenELEC operating system and builds test and release builds of OpenELEC. He's usually on the IRC channel and regularly posts on the forums.
Gujs Another developer, Gujs focuses on the PVR functionality in OpenELEC but also creates new features and provides fixes for the operating system.
xe An 'ideas man', xe provides the OpenELEC developers with plenty of new ideas to implement and also provides support for users on the OpenELEC forums and IRC channel.
chewitt chewitt is the AppleTV build maintainer and helps to create scripts and add new features. On top of that he also provides support in the forum and IRC channel.
gilphilbert One of our web admininstrators, gilphilbert is the overall manager of the websites and helps fix problems with the webpages. He also provides support on the forums and is often on IRC.
jeroen Our other web administrator, he helps manage the websites and helps fix problems with the webpages.
lufie Lufie is our 'Kinder Surprise'. He likes Python and hopefully you'll soon be amazed with the thigs he's creating for OpenELEC!
seo seo is our potato. He can be used for creating new features, provide fixes, build add-ons and more.
lrusak lrusak maintains our wiki and is one of the forum moderators. He also provides support for the users in the forum and IRC channel.
newphreak Newphreak comes from the wild north (Norway) and provides support in the forums and IRC channel. He's also frtisch's test guinnea-pig.
Inactive Team Members
Mindtooth
wintemrute
ismell
C4
evanrich
saik0
therio
cowbalt
