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Back with MediaPortal; an MCE vs. MP testimony
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<blockquote data-quote="Zeuser" data-source="post: 126942" data-attributes="member: 20472"><p>To further my justification behind the switch to MP: If you're a heavy bitorrent downloader, stick to MP. MCE is almost useless for bitorrent.</p><p></p><p>From the easy RSS reader which can download .torrent files into a specific location, where uTorrent can pick it up, to the uTorrent plug-in which allows you to see how the torrents are going along, MP beats MCE hands down.</p><p></p><p>Also, MP can play almost any file media player can. For some strange reason, MCE often has trouble with certain DIVx files, I had to ALT-TAB to the desktop and use MediaPlayer to watch them. And we all know bitorrent downloads are often Divx or XVid so.....</p><p></p><p>PS: In case I didn't mention it before, MCE in my posts refers to XP Media Centre Edition 2005 (with the service pack).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zeuser, post: 126942, member: 20472"] To further my justification behind the switch to MP: If you're a heavy bitorrent downloader, stick to MP. MCE is almost useless for bitorrent. From the easy RSS reader which can download .torrent files into a specific location, where uTorrent can pick it up, to the uTorrent plug-in which allows you to see how the torrents are going along, MP beats MCE hands down. Also, MP can play almost any file media player can. For some strange reason, MCE often has trouble with certain DIVx files, I had to ALT-TAB to the desktop and use MediaPlayer to watch them. And we all know bitorrent downloads are often Divx or XVid so..... PS: In case I didn't mention it before, MCE in my posts refers to XP Media Centre Edition 2005 (with the service pack). [/QUOTE]
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