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Windows media center alone is worth resurrecting win7 for.Honestly the experience of Jellyfin, Tvheadend and Kodi is these days nicer than MCE ever wasDoes the tv tuner and tv guide work? I tried a few alternatives a few years back and they were garbo. Wmc always just worked.I get over the air guide in tvheadend, but you can configure it to pull xml based guides off the internet if you prefer.
Honestly the experience of Jellyfin, Tvheadend and Kodi is these days nicer than MCE ever wasDoes the tv tuner and tv guide work? I tried a few alternatives a few years back and they were garbo. Wmc always just worked.I get over the air guide in tvheadend, but you can configure it to pull xml based guides off the internet if you prefer.
Does the tv tuner and tv guide work? I tried a few alternatives a few years back and they were garbo. Wmc always just worked.I get over the air guide in tvheadend, but you can configure it to pull xml based guides off the internet if you prefer.
I get over the air guide in tvheadend, but you can configure it to pull xml based guides off the internet if you prefer.
Windows media center alone is worth resurrecting win7 for.
Honestly the experience of Jellyfin, Tvheadend and Kodi is these days nicer than MCE ever was
Does the tv tuner and tv guide work? I tried a few alternatives a few years back and they were garbo. Wmc always just worked.
I get over the air guide in tvheadend, but you can configure it to pull xml based guides off the internet if you prefer.