BLOG I'm currently in the planning stages to rebuild this site.  I've delayed doing this for a long time since I didn't want to "break links"; however, one reason why I don't contribute as much as I used to is the fact that I enjoy the comment interaction.  Thanks to blog spam, I had to disable anonymous ...

In the line of... EVEN MORE STUFF... Windows Media Player 11 has been released as well (apparently on October 30th, so I'm a little late).  No matter what your oppinion of the previous media player versions has been, you owe it to yourself to check this one out.  This is the closest I've seen to doing this "right" ...

Although an early version, this project is shaping up rather nicely.  Here's a few preliminary screen shots.  The application allows you to point to a UNC based path and it will display the recorded shows in a similar manner to the actual Microsoft Windows XP Media Centered Edition software, but on a non-MCE based machine.  ...

Here's a few items that I wanted to share (or follow up later) regarding various cool things you can do with Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 (MCE). Case I haven't decided what I want to do regarding a case, but this one looks nice. Need to do some evaluating... Caller ID Although MCE (2005 version) supports on screen Caller ...

Like every other developer out there that has taken the plunge into Windows XP Media Center Edition, I downloaded the Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 a couple of days ago and applied the 2004 version as an upgrade.  At first, everything looked like it was working.  I upgraded and launched MCE 2005.  The TV was ...

I've joined a couple of other folks in the attempt to rebuild their machines with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2004.  I was resisting the move, but since Office 2003 has been released it gave me two reasons to rebuild my machine.  To add even more incentive, one of my hard drives decided to start acting up and went into a forever loop on ...