"It DOES tell you how to use it.
"Once the update is downloaded you will notice a new badge on the Media Center home page. Netflix. Clicking on the badge will bring you to an installation page where you will be given the option to download and install the netflix application. if you choose to install Netflix, you will leave Media Center and a browser will open to download and install the application."
AND each screenshot has a caption that tells you what it is and how to use it." Read More
by Pete Stagman on Netflix and Media Center officially get together

"@Edmond - Thank you for your service!
You don't need to have WHS. You can use your NAS device. The only thing that will change is that you'll install MyMovies server on your PC instead. Use the "Standalone" option to install both client and server on the same computer.
In order for the click-to-play to work, you have to be using Media Center." Read More
by Pete Stagman on Ripping, Storing and Playing Blu-Rays

"Pete - Good stuff. I use a similar setup but I am unfamiliar with the WHS angle. I have a Western Digital 8TB Sharespace for my movies. Is there still a need for WHS with that HDD? Can I still use those MyMovies programs working in conjunction with the Sharespace? Right now I am using DVDpedia to organize my movies which does not give me the ability to double click and play. I am coming home soon from a military deployment and I am looking for ways to improve my setup. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. " Read More
by Edmond Dantes on Ripping, Storing and Playing Blu-Rays

"Excuse me, but what is the point of this post if it doesn't give instructions on how to use this new feature? Neither the post nor the press release it links to has any useful information for people who want to watch Netflix on Windows Media Center." Read More
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