Building a HTPC running Arch

Hey guys,
I'd like to build a new media PC (HTPC) with Arch Linux and MythTV. I did some googling already about TV cards and it seems that a TeVii S470 card shoud be running fine according to http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/TeVii_S470.
My current plan is to use an Intel Atom based mainboard with Nvidia's ION chipset (2x1.8 GHz Atom CPU) with the already mentioned TV card. The television would be connected with HDMI then. The NVIDIA card should be capable of VDPAU, so 1080p movies shouldn't be an issue.
I'd like to know if anyone already has tried a similar setup or might see any issues I'm running into.

.:B:. wrote:A media server streams, but that's just it. It still has to be decoded. You'll still need some type of hardware to do that.
Virtually all TV's and A/V-amplifiers these days are equipped with an ethernet port and support uPNP/DLNA. My 2-yr old Philips TV has such support, but I prefer the PS3 as it is much quicker in fetching and displaying results. There are also a lot of cheap set-top-boxes like the boxxee by D-Link that are low-energy-consuming when compared to a HTPC and (iirc) are completely silent. Recent settop-boxes are based on a chipset that is able to hardware-decode almost anything up to 1080p, so they should be well up to any task.
If all goes well, I will be building a new home starting in Q3/Q4 this year, and I'm reviewing the possibilities to manage all of my digital content in 1 central location. DLNA / uPNP seems like the way to go. Serverside I'm really into ps3mediaserver, although it is a java-app. I have been using Coherence, Fuppes and Mediatomb. PMS works nearly out of the box and Coherence looked promising, but sadly development seems to have stopped.
My server also handles bittorrent, NFS, samba, http, postgresql and I'm looking to make it a mailserver as well.
Clientside I could use a settop-box in every room I want to hook up, but then I would be needing a monitor, amplifier and speakers in every room, which would cost a lot of money and I think it would not look good (the Wife Acceptancy Factor is crucial...). Maybe using next-gen tablets could provide a partial solution, or if I settle for audio only, closed solutions as provided by Logitech Squeeze (WAF-) and Sonos (WAF++) might be an option.
This is a rough outline, though - but my current setup proves that it is possible: my TV, PS3, laptop and office desktops all have access to my central repo of digital content (audio, video, photo). Anyway - what was the OP'ers question again?

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https://wiiking2.com/forums <-- I run this on an Arch-based Linode with Lighttpd for static content, PHP-FPM/FastCGI for dynamic and its honestly not that bad to maintain.
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