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It's pretty darn impressive. The Orb client is one of the most powerful things, it only lacks live TV via Orb. Tons and tons of radio and other streaming audio, however to play certain media types (wma), you need the paid version.
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Kinoma is a pretty cool program. It comes bundled with a list of tons of internet radio stations, web cam feeds and even has a GUI for Orb.
Only thing I didnt like was the automatic file association on my device. I correct this by using Resco explorer to restore the proper/prefered association. Its definitely worth a try...espescially since there is a free version available. |
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If you have Windows Media Center on your PC, look up Webguide. Its awesome.
Even if you don't have Windows Media Center, I think it can still do Videos, Music, and Pics. If you do have media center, it can do live and recorded TV as well.
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Just looked up the webguide and am definatly going to download tonite. Looks pretty awesome. How is the quality of the TV on your PPC
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I used Webguide before(years ago) and had it working fine. I am now using an XP HTPC and tried Webguide, but cannot access it from the internet, only on my local network. The ports are all setup properly on my D-link di-524 during webguide install, but I still cannot access from the internet using XX.XX.XX.XX:3260(or whatever port it is set to in config. Anyone get webguide working recently, not much help on their forums?? |
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The biggest issue I have is windows media player is giving me really poor playback, audio is ok, picture studders and lags.... Oh yeah their forums are pretty worthless ![]() |
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