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Why I think I'm switching back to Media Center
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<blockquote data-quote="damaster" data-source="post: 232373" data-attributes="member: 60795"><p>Well, I really like MediaPortal 1 + TV Engine 3 so far, and I'm coming from XBMC. I was there during the XBMP days and all through it's evolution into XBMC. I dealt with all the bugs and bug fixes but loved it nonetheless. That's my experience so far with MediaPortal 1. And now, since everything is open-source, I can fix bugs and add features that fit my needs. I doubt I could do that with any other media center application.</p><p></p><p>I really look forward to MP2. I'm curious to see how well the open-source WPF skinning engine will perform. One of the issues of MP1 is the performance of skins: some skins react faster than others, and some components of certain skins take a while to load.</p><p></p><p>Thanks to all the coders, and I hope to contribute to MP1/2 in the near future once I can free up some time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="damaster, post: 232373, member: 60795"] Well, I really like MediaPortal 1 + TV Engine 3 so far, and I'm coming from XBMC. I was there during the XBMP days and all through it's evolution into XBMC. I dealt with all the bugs and bug fixes but loved it nonetheless. That's my experience so far with MediaPortal 1. And now, since everything is open-source, I can fix bugs and add features that fit my needs. I doubt I could do that with any other media center application. I really look forward to MP2. I'm curious to see how well the open-source WPF skinning engine will perform. One of the issues of MP1 is the performance of skins: some skins react faster than others, and some components of certain skins take a while to load. Thanks to all the coders, and I hope to contribute to MP1/2 in the near future once I can free up some time. [/QUOTE]
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