Spyn Doctor’s Add-Ins for Vista – Timeshift-Buffer Backup and others…

Here's a thread from TheGreenButton about Spyn Doctor's plugins that now work for Vista. Pretty cool stuff, including the oft-requested record your tv buffer. Basically, if you're watching a show, and then decide you want to record it, MCE can't. Don't ask why….it just can't. So this plugin should let you. The add-in contains the following sub-features: Timeshift-Buffer Backup MCE-Message […]

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Share Recorded TV between MCE’s

My main man Ian Dixon has been nice enough to host a program created by fellow MCE MVP Doug Knox, designed to make your life easier if you have multiple MCE's in your home. Keep in mind, this is completely unsupported by Microsoft, so try at your own risk. To date, this has only been confirmed working in MCE 2005, […]

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Korean giants push OLED TV forward

Can't wait to see more of these OLED screens. Well…I still want to see one in person after all the great stuff I've heard.  LG is stepping up its investment in OLED display technology. Currently its Korean rival Samsung is the market leader in OLED screens, with a share of 21 per cent. New data from DisplaySearch reports that LG's […]

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WebGuide adds a Vista Sidebar Gadget!

And speaking of Doug, who's everywhere in the news these days, as he's already released the Sidebar gadget he mentioned was in testing just last week! He's been super busy, so give him his congrats on another great innovation for MCE users!  The WebGuide Gadget allows you to connect to local Media Center or a remote WebGuide server. It allows […]

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What You Need to Know About 1080p

Some good facts to know, especially with all the television stations trying to convince you that you don't need 1080p. You can try to use some of these to convince your wife you need that new big screen…but try so at your own risk. There are two factors to keep in mind if you want to get the most out […]

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Google Playing Hard Drive Mythbusters

Looks like Google did their own version of Mythbusters, this time claiming that the myth behind high temperatures causing hard drive failures is just that, a myth. I wouldn't just turn off all my fans by my hard drive, but it's good to know since HTPC's are notorious for having less than stellar cooling for some components, HD's included. Moreover, […]

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