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Vista - media player or center

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06-02-2007   #1
notabenxxu


 
 

media player or center

I love music. Should I use center or player? Whats the difference?


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06-02-2007   #2
Buellpilot


 
 

Re: media player or center

Media Center is designed as a 10ft experience and Media Player is a 2ft
experience.

i.e. Media Center is primarily designed to be used with a remote control on
a TV screen from a distance, while Media Player is used sitting at your desk
with keyboard and mouse in front of you.

Of course you can use media center while simply sitting at your computer,
but if you really like your digital music set it free and hook it up to your
TV in the main living room




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