Media front end SageTV has embraced the DIY crowd with some of its latest releases, which include a Linux version of the Sage software and the SageTV SDK (software development kit), which allows ...

Want to turn your PC into a digital video recorder and media center box? For more than a decade Microsoft has made that by offering Windows Media Center. But when Windows 10 ships in the summer of ...

XBMC is a popular media center application for Windows, Linux, OS X, Android, and other platforms. It provides a full-screen user interface for navigating music, movies, videos, online media and all ...

Microsoft is working on a newer version of its Media Center software, which is expected to debut on PCs around the third quarter, according to sources. Learn more about media software The Redmond, ...

Mac OS X only: Pure Mac has published a big list of 30-some different apps (some freeware, some open source, some must be purchased) for your media center Mac. If you're using a Mac for a media center ...

Kodi is an open-source and free media player that has been around for years and can sort, organize, and manage your entire media collection — movies, TV shows, music, photos, games, and more. Many ...

Media Center software-maker SageTV says it is bringing two of its products to the Macintosh. The company’s flagship media center package, SageTV, will arrive early in the new year, while the remote ...

After years of jealously eyeing the success of consumer-electronics vendors in the living room, and after releasing two versions of its Media Center software to help it gain a foothold in the market, ...

I just put this tuner/video card combination (separate cards not an AIW) into my new HTPC. The OS is XP Pro.<BR><BR>I assumed that ATI would provide some media center software with the TV ...

September 11, 2004A new era could potentially begin this week with the release of the AUD $999 Creative Labs Zen Portable Media Center (PMC), a tiny device with a 3.8” colour LCD screen and 20GB hard ...

I was wondering it if is at all possible to get the software used in Windows Media Center and install it on a PC running XP Pro. I'd like to take the software for a test drive and see if it's any good ...