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What could I do with Orange PI Zero H2?

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Hi everyone,

 

I'm trying to set up transmission daemon + some webserver who can play some video or let smart tv watching some video or listening music, any idea?

 

Thank you very much

And your specific question is? You can install and setup transmission from Armbian Tools (i think). And you can use DLNA server for smart tv watching/listening. I am using minidlna, it's not very stable and need restart from time to time, but is good enough for me. There are other DLNA programs of course. Just make sure to have enough RAM and consider using zram, this services are resource hungry.

opi0.jpg.e3a5acc7d811b471111e84b9b9ffe1f3.jpg:beer:

 

Normally, the idea comes first, followed by buying the right board for the job. Since OPi 0 is prone to overheat (followed by thermal throttling), wifi is somehow questionable and it has no HDMI this board has some server or IoT use cases where performance isn't so important (only usb2, no Gbit ETH). 

You can build a OMV image (where all your DNLA and torrent stuff can be added and managed via webinterface). IMO the easiest way if you don't want spend much time in configuration etc. 

 

 

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Thanks for too much help, finally installed mini-dlna besides transmission-daemon ;) I'm trying to do some Python's stuff to fix own problems jeje

 

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