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XBian
The Raspbian operating system installed with the XBian Cracked 2022 Latest Version media center can be upgraded with additional packages to add support for additional hard-drives, USB, remote control and external video cards.
With XBian installed on an SD Card connected to your Raspberry Pi, access the XBian files from remote directories and streams on your network. For more information on configuring XBian for your Raspberry Pi please visit our guide: 
Key Features
Coverage of Wireless Networks
SwiftSwat in your network and connect to wireless networks in a quick and easy manner.
Support for Video Players
Stream video using VLC and Kodi
Easy Remote Control for Amstrad and Phillips Electronics Devices
Use remote control hardware such as Amstrad CM106 and Phillips DVR D1740.
Easy XBMC Streaming from NAS or UPnP servers
Configure XBian using my_nas_server as UPnP server, set ACL rules on the router to allow access to NAS and more.
Easy Access to XBian Media
Use the XBian media center for access to folders, streams, and downloads stored in the NAS.
AirPlay
When using AirPlay from XBian to other wireless devices you will also be able to watch videos on supported devices through AppleTV.
AirPlay Access URLs
AirPlay is available through the XBian media center by following the instructions in our AirPlay Guide: 
NFS over IP v2
The XBian setup process and all the software uses NFS over IP v2 protocol, to access files in a NAS device where NFS v2 protocol is enabled, and the device name is set with the same name of NAS server without “192.168.0.”. You can find more information about NFS v2 and IP version 2 in this guide: 
Support for PVR Media Player
Configure Lirc for your head-set and/or remote control to control media center applications.
Secure your XBian Installations
Full disk encryption enabled on /boot and /home partitions
Simple, automated network segmentation
The Xbian media center comes standard with configuration packages and disks that enable your Xbian to be installed on your Raspberry Pi with an encrypted /boot and
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