Posts categorised: Windows Media Center

2media center studioMedia Center Studio

Published on by in Windows Media Center.

It seems that the Media Cen­ter Stu­dio site is per­man­ently down.  For­tu­nately sev­eral people have man­aged to archive the files needed to install it, and have provided them, along with some instruc­tions.  I have improved upon their manual instruc­tions by mak­ing a self-extracting installer with short­cut.  My ver­sion of the installer can be found on the

0Windows Media Center eHome LogoSolution to Media Center Library Error

Published on by in Windows Media Center.

A couple of days ago I star­ted get­ting an error on my HTPC when I tried to change lib­rary loc­a­tions — either adding or remov­ing.  Media Cen­ter shows the error which says “A neces­sary com­pon­ent of win­dows media cen­ter did not start prop­erly. Restart win­dows media cen­ter”.  I under­stand this error can also affect Media… Read more »

2MCEBuddy LogoMCEBuddy Reloaded: h264 wtv conversion

Published on by in Misc Media Software, Windows Media Center. Updated 4th December 2012.

I have wanted the facil­ity to con­vert my recor­ded WTV files to another format for as long as I’ve had a MediaPC.  The lead can­did­ate has always been MCE­Buddy, but for over 2 years the pro­ject was stalled (as far as the user was con­cerned at least) by prob­lems sup­port­ing h264 video inside wtv files.

2Windows Media Center eHome LogoFull 7MC codec setup

Published on by in Codecs, Misc Media Software, Windows Media Center. Updated 30th December 2011.

I’ve pre­vi­ously pos­ted sev­eral times about codec issues on 7mc, but I’ve now got a solu­tion that is com­pre­hens­ive, fairly simple and works con­sist­ently.  With a few free codecs and util­it­ies you can have full decod­ing sup­port, DXVA, sub­titles and fant­astic flex­ib­il­ity work­ing in 64bit (or 32bit) Media Cen­ter.  The fol­low­ing instruc­tions are spe­cific to… Read more »

0UK Channel LogosChannel Logos (formerly on Theme7mc.com)

Published on by in Windows Media Center. Updated 5th October 2011.

The Theme7mc site seems to have been pulled, and loc­at­ing the resources that used to be on it isn’t straight-forward.  As a former con­trib­utor I was keen to find where the con­tents had gone and am pleased I can point people to the Theme7mc archive post on Hack7mc.com where they can all be found.