Many computer users got their start with the #TRS-80, the #Tandy Color Computer, or the Model 100 portable computer. This program looks at the role Radio Shack played in the early launch of personal computers and the hordes of users who still love their old Tandy PCs. Featured demonstrations include the Tandy 2500 SX/20, the Tandy 4033 LX, the GRiD 1550cd, the GRiD 325sc. Also shown is the original TRS-80 and some of the earlier cassette based software such as Dancing Demon. Guests include Howard Elias, Vice President of Tandy Computers and Mark Paulson, leader of the Color Computer User's Group. Originally broadcasted in 1991.

TVHD Montréal est une entreprise spécialisée dans l'installation d'antenne de réception de signaux de TVN (télévision numérique "en direct"). Voici ce que TVHD Montréal peut faire pour vous :

Tester votre antenne VHF / UHF actuelle (votre antenne permet-elle la réception des signaux numériques?);
Tester le potentiel de réception à partir de votre résidence (votre maison est-elle bien située pour capter les signaux numériques?);
Installer une antenne de télé (pour capter les nouveaux signaux numériques ainsi que les signaux analogiques);
Offrir un service de conseils à distance pour vous aider à prendre de bonnes décision et à économiser.
Vendre des équipements de réception de télé numérique HD (lors des tests et/ou installation ou suite à une consultation à distance).

Follow these instructions to build a top performing HDTV antenna for almost nothing!

This tool will analyze your location to determine which broadcast television signals are available in your area. It will compute the expected signal strength for every channel "in the air" at your location, including adjustments for transmitter power, terrain obstructions, curvature of the Earth, and other factors that affect signal availability. This information can help determine the relative signal strengths of stations that are potentially within reach of your location. It can also come in handy when trying to troubleshoot reception problems.

In order to begin the analysis, you must first enter a location.

At a minimum, you can simply enter a zip code. This will give you a rough idea of what TV transmitters are in your area. However, if you want a more accurate analysis, you should enter a more precise location. For privacy reasons, exact addresses and coordinates will be not be shown in the output.

The correct antenna will maximize your reception of free, over-the-air television channels from your local broadcasters.

With an antenna that is too weak, you may not receive all of the local channels available to you. An antenna that is too powerful may lead to poor reception on some channels due to interference from distant stations.

AntennaWeb.org is co-sponsored by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), the preeminent trade association promoting growth of the U.S. consumer electronics industry, and the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), the premier trade association for broadcasters, promoting and protecting the interests of local radio and television broadcasters nationwide.

Optimal television reception relies on a clear line-of-sight between your location and a station's tower. Typically, the closer you live to the tower, the better the reception of its signals. However, many variables, such as distance, terrain or nearby structures, may impact which antenna you will need to receive those signals.

To simplify choosing the correct outdoor antenna, the CEA and the NAB have created a color-coded labeling standard for classifying antennas by type. Antennas labeled for a particular type will share common reception capabilities and directional qualities, regardless of manufacturer.

AntennaWeb.org is designed to take the guesswork out of choosing the correct outdoor antenna type for your location and your viewing needs. Once you have determined the proper antenna type, visit your retailer to select the desired antenna within that color-coded type according to your personal preferences about features, price, manufacturer, etc.

SickStache is an open source application to manage your SickBeard server.

Market: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.sickstache&hl=en
Source and apk: https://code.google.com/p/sick-stashe/
License: GPLv3

Tvheadend is a TV streaming server for Linux supporting DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-C, DVB-T, ATSC, IPTV, and Analog video (V4L) as input sources.

It also comes with a powerful and easy to use web interface both used for configuration and day-to-day operations, such as searching the EPG and scheduling recordings.

Even so, the most notable feature of Tvheadend is how easy it is to set up: Install it, navigate to the web user interface, drill into the TV adapters tab, select your current location and Tvheadend will start scanning channels and present them to you in just a few minutes

MediaPortal turns your PC into a very advanced MediaCenter / HTPC. It allows you to listen to your favorite music & radio, watch and store your videos and DVDs, view, schedule and record live TV as a digital video recorder and much much more.