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<blockquote data-quote="Skywizard" data-source="post: 1139425" data-attributes="member: 153079"><p>Hello I am a noob and just joined up. (sounds like an AA meeting)</p><p>I have been a long time user of WMC - what have I been missing with MP!</p><p></p><p>Win 10 is doing me a favour by not supporting WMC any more. I thought the world was going to end so I looked again at MP and am very impressed. So far I have been able to get a basic config running and streaming to another PC - wow that is so cool without any fancy boxes - that is a feature I could have used years ago. I am streaming from my Media Centre PC over wireless to another PC on wireless and it all works well. (I will have to read up on whether or not I can get it on my Galaxy tab 3 - all in good time - patience grasshopper)</p><p></p><p>I have been reading the setup guides and have figured out how to get the frequencies I want to use - the auto tune did not do it quite right.</p><p>My next thing is to configure the (AUS) IceTV Guide - that is not hard there are instruction about for that then I need to get the WMC remote working then work from there. I am currently using a wireless mouse and keyboard. I may have to use some drivers to get the IR working on the Antec Fusion media centre case.</p><p></p><p>I would like to keep the old recorded TV but would have to convert that from WTV to TS which is a very slow process. I have movies and music on a separate drive which is not hard to map.</p><p></p><p>In the fullness of time I need to work out comskip and I suppose a few other cool features that I do not yet know about. Looking forward to the 'New' system on win 10.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Skywizard, post: 1139425, member: 153079"] Hello I am a noob and just joined up. (sounds like an AA meeting) I have been a long time user of WMC - what have I been missing with MP! Win 10 is doing me a favour by not supporting WMC any more. I thought the world was going to end so I looked again at MP and am very impressed. So far I have been able to get a basic config running and streaming to another PC - wow that is so cool without any fancy boxes - that is a feature I could have used years ago. I am streaming from my Media Centre PC over wireless to another PC on wireless and it all works well. (I will have to read up on whether or not I can get it on my Galaxy tab 3 - all in good time - patience grasshopper) I have been reading the setup guides and have figured out how to get the frequencies I want to use - the auto tune did not do it quite right. My next thing is to configure the (AUS) IceTV Guide - that is not hard there are instruction about for that then I need to get the WMC remote working then work from there. I am currently using a wireless mouse and keyboard. I may have to use some drivers to get the IR working on the Antec Fusion media centre case. I would like to keep the old recorded TV but would have to convert that from WTV to TS which is a very slow process. I have movies and music on a separate drive which is not hard to map. In the fullness of time I need to work out comskip and I suppose a few other cool features that I do not yet know about. Looking forward to the 'New' system on win 10. [/QUOTE]
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