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Windows Media Center PCs require a sensor to be able to interact with the remote control. The menus of Windows Media Center are displayed in a 10-foot user interface suitable for viewing on large screen televisions and can be navigated using various remote controls. Playback of content on television is possible through Media Center Extenders or by directly connecting a computer running Windows Media Center to a television. Media Center can stream live and pre-recorded television to Windows Media Center Extenders such as the Xbox 360 console, but other Windows computers can just access recorded, not live content. (A third party program MCEbuddy allows automatic commercial skipping on recorded programs.) While watching live television, the program keeps a buffer that allows users to rewind or pause live TV, allowing users to skip commercials. All the tuners use the same guide data but it can be edited and configured to include additional channels such as Clear QAM not found or included in most Titan Guides. Media Center supports both analog and digital tuners and allows up to 4 of each tuner type for a possible total of 16 TV tuners to be configured.

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Recordings can be burned to Video DVD or, barring copy restrictions, be transferred to a portable media player. Users can record television programs manually or schedule recording via the electronic program guide. Media Center uses TV tuner devices to play back and record TV shows from standard antenna, cable or satellite signals.

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Much of the functionality added with TV Pack 2008 was included with the version of Media Center included in Windows 7, along with an update to the user interface.

In the beta there was support for H.264 (which allows for DirecTV) streams, however that feature was removed from the release version. wtv files, added support for digital subchannels, QAM, as well as increased the total number of each type of tuner allowed, added DVB-S and MHEG. The update tweaked the user interface, replaced the. It is not available as an update for existing Windows Vista Media Center users. This release, which was previously codenamed 'Fiji' was only made available via OEMs for new computers that came preinstalled with the update. Microsoft later updated Windows Vista Media Center with a feature pack known as TV Pack 2008. users was Internet TV, which allows access to streaming content through the Media Center interface. Support for multiple tuners was added in later releases and varies depending upon the version of the operating system purchased. The user interface was redesigned and tailored for the 16:9 aspect ratio. A new version of Windows Media Center was included in Windows Vista Home Premium and Ultimate editions. Originally codenamed 'Freestyle' during development, Windows Media Center was first included with a special edition of Windows XP called Windows XP Media Center Edition. Windows Media Center has since been discontinued as of Windows 10.

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As of now, Windows 8 Developer Preview may replace Windows Media Center as Xbox Live.

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Many brands of tuner cards allow connection of traditional TV antennas to the RF connector on a PCI or PCIe expansion card that is installed within the PC with Windows Media Center functionality. It is possible to view encrypted private network television stations that are not broadcast over the air with internal and external tuner options that support the insertion of a CableCard provided by the Cable TV company. These standards are unencrypted broadcast television. These TV tuner cards can support TV broadcasts in Standard Definition as well as high definition video through DVB-T and ATSC standards. It is possible to watch and pause live TV with support for up to four TV tuners or two dual-tuner cards (a maximum of two tuners outside of the United States). Content can be played back on computer monitors or on television sets through the use of devices called Windows Media Center Extenders. Users can stream television programs and films through selected services such as Netflix.

Media Center can play slideshows, videos and music from local hard drives, optical drives and network locations. It is also available as a paid add-on for Windows 8 and Windows 8.1.

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The application is included in various versions of Windows XP Media Center Edition, Windows Vista Home Premium and Ultimate and all editions of Windows 7 except for Starter and Home Basic. It is an application that allows users to view and record live television, as well as organize and play music and videos. Windows Media Center is a digital video recorder and media player developed by Microsoft.

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