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#35076 3-Jun-2009 12:18
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CyberLink PowerCinema i use that it rocks it so good and i can rewind to and recoard is there anything better then this app please

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  #221272 3-Jun-2009 12:29
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Windows 7







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  #221273 3-Jun-2009 12:30
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i have windows 7 on my pc that is not an app

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  #221275 3-Jun-2009 12:32
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OK Media centre which is built into Windows 7.







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  #221280 3-Jun-2009 12:38
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Windows 7 Media Center supports H.264 there is no need for 3rd party apps.

You also need to define "better". In what regards?

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  #221283 3-Jun-2009 12:41
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wow can it i have tryed it but it wont scan channles i click scan and it just dose nothing i have freeview HD

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  #221286 3-Jun-2009 12:47
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It does not scan until you finish the wizard. Have you finished the wizard?







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  #221287 3-Jun-2009 12:50
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oh btw it failed to download play ready do i need that

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  #221299 3-Jun-2009 13:30
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Not sure but guessing by your other thread yes it matters. Try reinstalling it.







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  #221306 3-Jun-2009 14:01
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ok there is no video but play read is not to do with tv

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  #221326 3-Jun-2009 14:52
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What videocard do you have?







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  #221329 3-Jun-2009 15:17
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hauppauge 1200 dvb-t and analog

 
 
 
 

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  #221344 3-Jun-2009 15:52
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Video card not tuner card. If you are not seeing video but are getting sound it may be a video hardware or driver issue.







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  #221349 3-Jun-2009 16:05
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ok that sucks

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  #221367 3-Jun-2009 16:50
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jamespoo MediaPortal/TVServer is the best solution.






 

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  #221376 3-Jun-2009 17:08
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dam has to download heeps of stuff

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