Entertainment 2.0 #214 : Lovin the Nubbin

Feb 8, 2013 by

Josh and Richard discus Media Browser 3, Total Media Theater 6, cross-platform Windows gaming, the ongoing dispute between Google and Microsoft, and VUDU's latest attempt to improve UltraViolet.

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Entertainment 2.0 #197 : Flying Solo

Oct 3, 2012 by

On this week’s show, Josh has lots of listener feedback to share. Rumor has it that Microsoft may be making a Windows Phone of its own, and Ceton announces delays for its Q entertainment appliance and Echo extender.

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Entertainment 2.0 #123 : Prizes, Plugins, and More!

Apr 15, 2011 by

For episode 123 of the Entertainment 2.0 podcast we see the return of James Montemagno! James joined Josh and Craig primarily to announce the winners of the Tron Giveaway Extravaganza, but he decided to stick around for the whole show despite it being 3:00am in Romania! The show started with two...

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Major Update to Media Browser Released Today

Jan 14, 2011 by

It’s taken some time for those of us used to the regular updates, but the Media Browser team has reached a major milestone with version 2.3.0 today. Since its inception, Media Browser has always updated your library each time you opened the program.  While this provides you with an up to date...

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Entertainment 2.0 Holiday Edition: FCC Shenanigans and Mobile Apps

Dec 23, 2010 by

Merry Christmas, happy holidays and welcome back!  We’re back with Craig Sholle and James Montemagno this week and it’s a fun show.  As always we cover myriad topics and generate some great discussion.  Between James’ Windows Phone 7 app reviews and the FCC voting on Net...

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Entertainment 2.0-#106: Metadata and Recorded TV Moving

Dec 11, 2010 by

After several weeks of covering the news, we finally move on (mostly) from the WHS Drive Extender debacle and straight into metadata and getting your Recorded TV sorted the way you want.  There’s no one good way to handle this situation if you want to use a different system.  Most are...

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Locking Your Collection from Prying Eyes (Part 2)

Nov 6, 2010 by

In part one, we covered how to lock down native Media Center applications so that you you didn’t have to worry about whether or not your family is being sneaking and trying to watch things they shouldn’t.  For many of us however, this is only half the story.  With several third party Media...

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Locking Your Collection from Prying Eyes (Part 1)

Nov 6, 2010 by

Seriously, I won’t judge you if you have content you don’t want me to watch.  While our minds immediately wander to some lonely guy trying to hide his extensive adult collection, our focus today is parental control.  My sons have reached an age where they’re old enough to use our Harmony...

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Entertainment 2.0 #101: PlayOn, Metadata and Other Such Things

Nov 5, 2010 by

Just because we’ve broken through 100 shows doesn’t mean we slack.  We’re back for number 101 this week and while there isn’t a lot of news, we have a great show for you. If you are interested in getting online content to your extenders, you’ll want to hear what we have to say about...

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Entertainment 2.0 #80: The Google Takeover

Jun 4, 2010 by

Yes, no matter what you read up above or what you hear during the show, this is a Media Center show and we won’t be changing.  That said, GoogleTV did make the news this past week so we take some time to try and figure out what it’s all about.  Really, it’s more of a speculation/it’s...

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Media Browser 2.2.4 Released

May 29, 2010 by

Anyone who knows me knows that I’m a huge Media Browser fan.  I’m always happy when a new version comes out and this morning, I just got happy. Version 2.2.4 of Media Browser is a small step but it looks as though the developers are continuing to push to make it a faster and much smoother...

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Entertainment 2.0-Episode 67: The Plugin Show

Mar 5, 2010 by

Back for the first week of March and while news is slow, we’ve decided to take a look at some of the great plugins that are available both within the 10 foot interface, and that simply compliment Media Center.  Whether we’re talking about metadata retrieval, content management or adding new...

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