Monday Morning Media – Five Views from Windows Media Center 02-08-10

February 8, 2010 by 5 Comments

Windows Media Center

This weekly post is five screen shots of Windows Media Center with a CableCARD tuner to get you excited about Windows Media Center and Windows Home Server.

Sorry you had to see me like this

That is not what your girlfriend said

Best Hot Tub Ever!

The Last Play...

Chuga Chuga Woo Woo

Sports Scoreboard

Seriously.

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  • http://usingwindowshomeserver.com Andrew Edney

    Watch out for that smoke monster :-)

  • Aaron

    What kind of cable card tuner did you buy?

  • Timothy Daleo

    I bought an external ATI Digital Cable Tuner from Canon PC.

    Sign up for the newsletter and they usually send you a coupon for a discount.

    http://www.cannonpc.com/productcart/pc/viewPrd.as…

    Dell also has an internal model if you are comfortable working inside the PC and buy your own cables.

    http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/products/TV_Tu…

    Do not forget to verify your cable company has CableCARDs available before you consider buying.

    Also check out our other articles on Ceton and HDHomeRun CableCARD tuners available this summer.

  • chgrec

    I have a cable card tuner in my WIn 7 Aopen ePC home built media center PC as well. I started with an internal card from cannon pc and it died. After contacting cannon, they gladly and very quickly replaced it. I went ahed and paid the $30 extra to get an external unit. I cannot say enough about the great service that I got from Cannon PC.

    Chris

  • Timothy Daleo

    I love my ATI tuner and have not had any issues with the system. If it was not for the "one ATI tuner to one Tuning Adapter" then I would have got the internal one as a second tuner.

    Cannon was great too. I would suggest to anyone looking to buy one that they sign up for Cannons newsletter first and see if they send a discount coupon!