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Old 09-12-2003, 00:39   #1
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Windows XP Media Centre Edition

I've written a page about setting up Windows XP Media Centre Edition to work with NTL : Here
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Re: Windows XP Media Centre Edition

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I've written a page about setting up Windows XP Media Centre Edition to work with NTL : Here
thanks alot for this... i'll be testing this out in the next few weeks
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Re: Windows XP Media Centre Edition

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I've written a page about setting up Windows XP Media Centre Edition to work with NTL : Here
Nice one Mike, thanks for that.
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Re: Windows XP Media Centre Edition

Would red eye work with Sky digi boxes?
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Re: Windows XP Media Centre Edition

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Would red eye work with Sky digi boxes?
It should not be necessary - MCE ought to be able to control Sky boxes directly.
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Re: Windows XP Media Centre Edition

I've got a XP Pro machine at home, with an Aver TV studio card in it.
I want to be able to change the sky channel using the PC, so I can connect remotely and change channel should I need to record something while I'm at work.
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I've got a XP Pro machine at home, with an Aver TV studio card in it.
I want to be able to change the sky channel using the PC, so I can connect remotely and change channel should I need to record something while I'm at work.
Red-Eye Serial will allow you to do this (for Sky and all Pace cable STBs), if you can persuade your system to send the remote codes to the serial port. Drivers are available to send codes via a command-line executable - see the downloads page on this site.
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