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Technical Windows Media Center®, Connecting XB360 & Media Streaming

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TSgoodspeed
post Apr 3 2006, 03:07 PM, updated 20y ago

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The Complete Dummy's Guide to Xbox 360 and Windows XP Media Center.

Windows XP Media Center is another operating system something like Windows 98 , Windows NT and etc.

In short XP Media Center is an extension of XP Professional.

Things you can do with with Xbox 360 with XP Media Center.
- stream movies from your computer to your TV (MPG/AVI/DIVX/etc)
- stream musics from your computer to your TV
- save all your DVD to your computer
- purchase movies from Internet (Broadband connection required)
- watch US news (Broadband connection required)
- the list goes on...

What do you need
- XP Media Center OS
- A computer
- Xbox 360 (link within the same network as your computer)
- TV
- Broadband connection
- 1 ADSL Modem
- 1 Broadband Router with 4 LAN port(DHCP enabled)

How to set up (my options)
- Plug your telephone line to your ADSL modem
- Using network cable plug both your ADSL modem and Router (WAN port)
- Using network cable plug both your PC and Router (LAN port)
- Using network cable plug both your Xbox 360 and Router (LAN port)
- Turn on your computer and Xbox 360
- Make sure both your PC and Xbox 360 can connect to internet
- From Xbox 360 Dashboard - Media Blade, press "Media Center"
- Follow the instructions
- Done

Wireless recommendation
- Read on.

Streaming
- Read on.

Many thanks to Stringfellow for his contribution. thumbup.gif

This post has been edited by goodspeed: Dec 1 2006, 05:13 PM
TSgoodspeed
post Apr 3 2006, 04:46 PM

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will do.. thanks for the info guys..
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post Apr 4 2006, 02:48 PM

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interesting... thumbup.gif

thank you very much for the info... notworthy.gif

will give it a try with wired connection... and see how it goes from there...

by the way.. where do i get Windows Media Encoder ??? Does it comes free with Media Center ??

thanks again...

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post Apr 4 2006, 04:47 PM

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thanks a lot for the info... really appreciate it... notworthy.gif

guess i will do all the setting up this weekend so i can start asking more intelligent questions... icon_rolleyes.gif

hope others will benefit from stringfellow's infos...

cheers thumbup.gif



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post Apr 10 2006, 11:55 AM

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media center is way cool rclxm9.gif

it's like watching Astro on Demand...

tested my mtv's MPG and some ahem's MPG ... and i was like shocking.gif

f*** f*** where's my remote.... hard press (volume down)

thanks Stringfellow and MK84... for all the info.. thumbup.gif

all was tested on "wired".... now researching on "wireless"....

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