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Windows media center is an entertainment center application that displays audio and video from the hard drive and networked computers together in one program. It is included with certain editions of Windows.
Function
Windows Media Center acts as a central hub to display various forms of multimedia. The user interface is designed to be easily read and navigated from a distance.
Features
Windows Media Center can be used with a TV tuner to watch and record live TV, and extends media to the Xbox 360 and other supported devices.
Benefits
According to Microsoft, using Windows Media Center as a personal video recorder allows the user to skip commercials and rewind live TV. It can be navigated with a remote control, mouse or keyboard.
Integration
According to The Green Button, support for Netflix, Sky Player and popular TV channels will allow a media center computer to replace a cable service.
Potential
Windows Media Center can stream media to other computers on a home network, and using remote media streaming, users can view media from anywhere.
Considerations
Depending on the computers hardware, the video and audio can be output to a TV and surround sound system.
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