360 Video Streaming, what formats
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360 Video Streaming, what formats
I've got myself on the Home Server Beta thing Microsoft are running and copied into the Video share .mpg .mpeg .wmv and .divx files but the 360 just says no videos. So what format(s) does it understand? Yes I know I was being optimistic with the divx one
I assume the basic connection is all ok as I can stream music and look at my photos.
TIA
I assume the basic connection is all ok as I can stream music and look at my photos.
TIA
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Thanks Iain, thought as much. Is wmv a wrapper like avi was so could contain a dixv encoded video again? Must say all the video formats plus the fact you wrap them in something else too confusing
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is a media sharing program running?
can the xbox actually see the computer?
i think i have a copy of media connect at home that i found online somewhere (MS took it off there own website i think)
can the xbox actually see the computer?
i think i have a copy of media connect at home that i found online somewhere (MS took it off there own website i think)
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Home Server is a new product Microsoft are bringing to the market later this year, does clever backups of clients and file duplication across multiple disks. It's based on SBS 2003 and has Media Player 11 media sharing in it. I can see the Music and Photos being shared just not the video stuff.
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Via Windows Connect, https://connect.microsoft.com/WindowsHomeServer
Think I heard about it via a TechNet emailing
Edit: I went to a "Vista after Work" talk at MS last week in Reading, fairly useless and they failed to stream their video too from Home Server but they said there will be a release candidate in the next couple of weeks. I guess that will be on MSDN?
Think I heard about it via a TechNet emailing
Edit: I went to a "Vista after Work" talk at MS last week in Reading, fairly useless and they failed to stream their video too from Home Server but they said there will be a release candidate in the next couple of weeks. I guess that will be on MSDN?
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