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[QUOTE="Lou_C, post: 698865, member: 3201"]
If you're looking to do this, there's another option that I've used for quite a while.  It might be worth looking into depending on your setup and desires.  There's a media server program called MediaMall PlayOn that runs on a desktop anywhere on your network that serves video content to many networked devices that you might already have on your tv (PS3, Roku, XBOX, Wii, etc).  It serves Netflix, Hulu (the free, not paid), ESPN3 and tons of other content.
 
It might be a little more wife-and-kid-friendly as it shows up on your PS3 or Roku and it navigated and selected with a normal remote through that interface.  It has tons of third-party plug ins for all kinds of content, including lets say content that is a little "gray-area" in terms of movies and tv.  It also can play your local media files and music.
 
The drawback is that you can't simply pull up any website and play the video on it, so it's probably not an ideal porn source (although I do believe there are porn programming available).  But on the other hand, historically, some sites like Hulu and others have blocked the ability to play on a device they way they play on a computer.  I don't know if that is a factor with this.
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