Windows XP MCE vs MyHTPC

[guest_1000]

Fabrysious ha scritto:
Chi ha il telecomando di MCE , non potrebbe farne un CCF per il Philips ProntO???

Il ccf è un file? Allora no! Il telecomando si installa su porta USB e non richiede driver (sono gia in MCE).

 

[charger2000]

Maxi ha scritto:
Il ccf è un file? Allora no! Il telecomando si installa su porta USB e non richiede driver (sono gia in MCE).

oh yess.. no ccf...

 

[Fabrysious]

Vabbè ho capito ma.... il telecomando, sarà pure un telecomando no? Spara infrarossi no??

Qualcuno, non potrebbe catturarli con un Philips Pronto e creare un file di configurazione (ccf) per Philips Pronto???

 

[Fabrysious]

Ok, mi rispondo da solo: qualche anima pia ha già fatto il ccf del Pront su RemoteCentral!! Grazie comunque!!

 

[guest_1000]

10 maggio 2004

Microsoft Corp. today announced it is working with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and original device manufacturers (ODMs) to offer Media Center PCs later this year to five new countries: Australia, Austria, Italy, the Netherlands and Switzerland. Based on Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2004, Media Center PCs incorporate easy-to-use integrated digital entertainment that consumers can enjoy when and how they want. In addition to traditional PC-based tasks such as word processing and spreadsheets, consumers can use Windows XP Media Center PCs to enjoy live television, for personal video recording (PVR), digital music or video playback, DVDs and pictures, all with the freedom of remote-control access.

 

[charger2000]

Maxi ha scritto:
10 maggio 2004

Microsoft Corp. today announced it is working with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and original device manufacturers (ODMs) to offer Media Center PCs later this year to five new countries: Australia, Austria, Italy, the Netherlands and Switzerland. Based on Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2004, Media Center PCs incorporate easy-to-use integrated digital entertainment that consumers can enjoy when and how they want. In addition to traditional PC-based tasks such as word processing and spreadsheets, consumers can use Windows XP Media Center PCs to enjoy live television, for personal video recording (PVR), digital music or video playback, DVDs and pictures, all with the freedom of remote-control access.

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