Extremetech has an article on how to turn your Xbox 360 into a media extender. As I have mentioned before, the Xbox 360 is the only version 2 media extender to work with Vista’s Media Center.
From the article:
Once you’ve configured the Xbox 360 and your PC, you can share almost any media on your computer right through the usually-superior speakers, video equipment, and other gear that comprises your entertainment system. It’s a great way to show photos to friends, watch digital video that you’ve uploaded from a camcorder, or listen to your favorite tunes. The 360 even ports over playlists from your PC, and you can create your own on the fly.
The article is a good step-by-step of how to setup the Xbox 360. Pretty basic stuff but worth reading nonetheless.
November 1st, 2007 at 3:22 pm
“you can share almost any media”
Yikes! Almost any media other than Xvid and DviX. Receiving streamed DRMed WMV is great and unique (for now), but no DivX/Xvid support is a big deal. As it stands, I bought a $35 DVD player to playback those file formats. Seems silly that my $400 box can’t do what this cheapie DVD player can. Oh yeah, sneakernetting it isn’t efficient. Come on, Microsoft - give us what we need.
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