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Posted By: Adam Thursby on 3/27/2009 | 0 Comments
So, you’ve been reading here or on some of the other great Media Center blogs out there and you’ve decided it’s time to take the plunge and get into using Media Center yourself.  This is a big step and one that there aren’t a lot of instructions out there for. That’s where this series comes in.
Posted By: Adam Thursby on 3/27/2009 | 0 Comments

Back once again and this week Josh and I get a chance to speak with Andy Van Til, developer of DVR-MSToolbox. Most Media Center users know about this app, but I’ll have to admit that I had no idea everything it could do. This episode we get some great insight into the app and where it may be headed. Not only that but Andy takes time to explain some of the underlying processes at work with both DVR-MS and WTV files. We also touch on a little bit of a DRM issue I’ve been having and The Digital Lifestyle’s 2nd annual Enthusiast Competition. Enjoy the show! Click here to download.

Posted By: Pete Stagman on 3/22/2009 | 4 Comments
In this part we will cover: Double NAT, Adding a Wireless Router, Setting up a DMZ and More on Port Forwarding and Packet Filters.
Posted By: Pete Stagman on 3/19/2009 | 0 Comments
Get ready for Spring and join our local TechNet Events team to discuss the Windows Client OS Roadmap - Why Windows Vista is an important foundation for Windows 7. We’ll discuss security and application compatibility, as well as look at the new features of the Windows 7 Beta, presentations and demos delivered live by experienced IT Pros.
Posted By: Adam Thursby on 3/19/2009 | 0 Comments

This week on the Entertainment 2.0 podcast, Josh and I are joined by Michael Healy of Hack7MC.  I frequently repost and link to Michael’s site because he really shows you how to tweak and get your 7MC installation working.  Even if you’re not running the beta and are going to wait for a retail release, this is a site you need to bookmark.

Posted By: Phil Lozen on 3/18/2009 | 0 Comments
Despite months of planning by consumers and TV stations, it seems that Windows Media Center is finding itself unprepared for the DTV tansition as many OTA users are unable to update guide data from stations that completed the digital switch already.
Posted By: Andrew Edney on 3/17/2009 | 0 Comments

Windows Home Server is finally available on both TechNet and MSDN.

Posted By: Adam Thursby on 3/15/2009 | 0 Comments
If you follow Josh or me on Twitter, you know we, along with a few others, have been pushing this out for a few days now. Today comes the episode I’ve been waiting to record, and I hope you’ve been waiting to hear for awhile now.
Posted By: Pete Stagman on 3/14/2009 | 11 Comments
In this part we will learn how to connect to your network, how IP Addresses and Subnet Masks work, how to set a DHCP address to static, Setup DynDNS to give your computer a Host Name, Configure NAT to allow you to access your computer from the Internet.
Posted By: Adam Thursby on 3/14/2009 | 0 Comments
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