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Topic # 29838 21-Jan-2009 10:24
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For those who haven't seen it yet I've posted a few Windows 7 Media Center screenshots in my blog.




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  Reply # 190999 21-Jan-2009 11:07
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Looks awesome, but I really need an EPG for my Saturn connection so until I can do that I'm stuck on Vista. 

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  Reply # 191223 22-Jan-2009 10:07
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Yeah it looks nice, the EPG works well with freeview DVB-S, but I had to revert back to Vista Media Center because the scheduled recordings kept failing to record! (My wife just rolls her eyes..."is it broken again honey")
Apart from that it looked pretty stable.

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