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Forget Windows Media Center: Use a Free Linux-Based Media Center System
@howtogeek wrote: Originally published at: http://www.howtogeek.com/163376/forget-windows-media-center-use-a-free-linux-based-media-center-system/Windows 8 no longer comes with Windows Media Center....
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@TheMerricat wrote: Why choose? Pick both. That way you can get the best of both worlds and not have to compromise. Read full topic
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@duttaapd2009 wrote: Try xbmc with some add ons it's good enough Read full topic
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@mattcoughlin64 wrote: The article mentions streaming services like Netflix can be used with XBMCbuntu. Is this true? Their website mentions it as well. I thought Linux couldn't stream Netflix due to...
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@knowershark wrote: I am a big fan of using Media Portal instead of Media Center. I record a lot of TV. Has some good addons. Worth a look. I found Myth hard to set up. Read full topic
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@dpostema1 wrote: Is there any support for people that are not savvy with Linux quirks, writing code, or any other things that cause a problem for installing and negotiating a Linux program? I hate...
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@Cambo wrote: There's no Linux knowledge required for xbmcbuntu. It's a very simple installation that asks you for a few details like name and location. After that you don't even see the Linux...
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@azdavef wrote: There is a Windows version (free) available that runs on my Windows 7 (64 bit) machines quite nicely. And there is pretty solid support in the XBMC forums for Win 7 and 8. Does not...
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@cliffordhdobson wrote: My Dell desktop PC from Costco includes Windows Media Center. Read full topic
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Forget Windows Media Center: Use a Free Linux-Based Media Center System
@2noob2bTrue wrote: howtogeek said: Windows 8 no longer comes with Windows Media Center. If your Dell desktop is running Vista or 7 then you probably have WMC. Read full topic
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@Archey wrote: When I think of a Media Center I think of one that can handle all media including cable TV. Windows media center is still great for this when used in conjunction with Cetons,...
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@theMike wrote: windows media center has spoiled me. there's nothing that really comes close to it. i've tried a few media centers in linux but they're particular about the tv tuner you use Read full...
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@Darr247 wrote: You can boot Open-ELEC as a Live CD or USB stick to try it before you actually install it.Use the 3.0.x version from http://openelec.tv/get-openelec/viewcategory/8-generic-builds...
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@h_j_ashman wrote: The other advantage of media center (and windows in general over Linux when it comes to media) which isn't mentioned is how much easier it is to play blu-rays on windows (with the...
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@Josh_Campbell wrote: Why not do at least a bit better. Order a Raspberry Pi, and install OpenELEC on the SD card. Instant HTPC. Read full topic
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@darkstar77 wrote: You can say forget Windows Media Center all you want. The fact of the matter is there is no alternative to PlayReady. There is no other media software that can record Cable Card...
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