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• Remove Internet TV from Your Windows Media Center Channel Guide Windows 7 offers the best Media Center experience yet, but what if you don't want those Internet "channels" cluttering up your program guide?
• In-Flight Entertainment on a Netbook Here's how to make the most of a low-powered PC, be it a netbook or humbly equipped business machine.
• Manage All Your Media in Windows 7 From online streaming to all-new library controls, here's how to get more out of Windows 7's new multimedia features.
• Turn Your PC Into an Entertainment Center You can use your Windows 7 or Vista PC to watch and record programs--just add a TV tuner. Also, create a music playlist.
• Copy Windows Media Center TV Recordings to Your iPod As long as you're running Vista or an earlier version of Windows Media Center, there's an incredibly easy way to convert TV shows for viewing on the go.
• Create a Music Playlist in Windows Media Center Windows 7 users will have an easy time creating playlists on the fly. Vista users will have to follow these steps.
• Add a TV Tuner to Your PC Your PC can do a damn fine TiVo impersonation. All you need to do is outfit it with an inexpensive TV tuner.
• Add More Storage for Windows Media Center TV Recordings Too many good shows, not enough space on your hard drive? No problem: Add a second drive! It's easier than you think.
• Stop Windows Media Center from Using Your Entire Hard Drive Left unchecked, Windows' DVR features can eat up your entire hard drive. But there's a simple way to limit storage availability.
• Manage Media on Any Device Convert tapes and records to digital, remove DRM, sync iTunes libraries, and more with these easy tips.
• Microsoft Adds Netflix to Windows Media Center Microsoft is adding Netflix to the list of content providers in its Windows Media Center feature in Vista PCs.
• Make iTunes and Windows Media Center Work Together Play your iTunes media with the Windows Media Center Edition 10-foot interface using this plug-in.
• Watch MKV Video Files in Windows Media Center You don't have to settle for WMC's lack of MKV file support. Here's how to make Media Center play nice.
• Hack: How to Play DVD Movies on Your Nintendo Wii How to play DVD movies on your Nintendo Wii using the Homebrew Channel. No warranty voiding mod-chip required.
• HP Unveils Mac Compatible Home Media Server Hewlett-Packard on Monday introduced the HP MediaSmart Server, the company's home media server, compatible with both Macs and Windows systems.
• Use Lifextender to Remove Commercials from Recorded TV Shows This free Windows Media Center add-on makes commercials a thing of the past.
• It's On: The Battle for the Digital Living Room Microsoft wants to put an Xbox 360--and Sony wants to put a PlayStation 3--in every living room, and two gamers on every couch.
• Turn Any PC Into a Media Center Looking to turn your computer into the ultimate home-entertainment device? Here's how to get a top-notch media experience out of the PC you already own.
• Air Mouse Needs No Table In-air navigation is designed for media PC users.
• Vista's Multimedia Features and Accessories A look at Windows Media Center, Photo Gallery, and other Vista extras.