Media Center’s “IR toggle codes” mean the platform isn’t very friendly to most universal remotes. At Media Center University at EHX, Autonomic Controls revealed some registry fixes for the quirk and created a script that can solve the problem with the click of a mouse. CE Pro Windows Media Center expects to see two different alternating IR codes for certain […]
Read moreIf you are looking to get a bit more out of your defrag sessions, you may want to take a look at Auslogics Disk Defrag utility. I am certainly not here to sell you some bloated defrag utility that has a buy now screen and is full of spyware. I liken it to some of the free antivirus programs out […]
Read morePVRWire has a couple of posts relating to online TV services today. First up, Hulu has announced they are ready to go public. PVRWire Online video site Hulu officially launches tomorrow. The site which was founded as an online content distribution clearinghouse for NBC and News Corp TV shows, movies, and clips, has added a ton of content partners over […]
Read moreElectronic House sends word they have an article up on OLED displays. Electronic House All of the jostling at a show that for several consecutive years had championed a “bigger-is-better” approach was to get a glimpse of a tiny Sony television. But this one was special. It was a TV whose 11-inch display used OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology; a […]
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SageMC, a STV for SageTV, recently released a new version which allows a fair bit more in the way of customization. I keep close tabs on the SageMC screenshot thread because I enjoy seeing what the community can come up with. I was pretty impressed with this screenshot, so I thought I would throw it up for the rest of […]
Read moreNathaniel Grayson is the winner of last weeks Big Screen Photos 2 contest (sorry for the late announcement). Please contact me at alan at missingremote dot com to claim your prize.
Read moreAfter getting my HTPC 90% of the way setup I have decided to take a few months off from the site and enjoy it. With that said, John will be taking over operations from here on in. There might be a Linux flavor to the news and Tip Of The Day but (we) need to reach out to the inner […]
Read moreFFDshow got its claim to fame, at least in my little world, for being a DirectShow filter that would allow you to scale DVD content and apply various filters to it. Of course its other great feature is that it will play XviD and Divx with nary an issue. The Sourceforge page linked below has links to the forums and […]
Read moreGBPVR 1.2.9 is now available! With any new version comes a heapin’ ole pile of change. Nothing really stands out from the change list but it does look like Sub went through a lot of effort to polish, mature if you will, GBPVR. GBPVR is a freeware program developed by Sub in his spare time. If you read through the […]
Read moreI thought that our VAST MythTV audience would be interested to know that the MythTV developers have released version 0.21 this evening. Here is a link to the release notes. They give a detailed overview of what has been improved. RPMs will be available shortly from ATRPMs, or you can grab the source here. Now, go get your open source […]
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