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re: Happy Birthday Windows Media Center

patrickdengler — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 14:09:29 GMT

Even though this post is two years old I have been searching for this info for a whil. Thank Brandon!

Comcast is now announcing that cable will no longer work with analog tuners. I have two media centrs (I love them!) but with dual analog tuners. It looks like I have to either upgrade to a higher end PC or get a new tuner card? I am unclear.

re: Happy Birthday Windows Media Center

tvanderv — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 05:44:07 GMT

Brandon,

Can Windows Media Center be configured to allow dual HD "picture-in-picture" (or picture-next-to-other-picture) on a TV? Thanks.

Travis

re: Happy Birthday Windows Media Center

Nay Uk — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 15:10:57 GMT

hello, i'm not sure exactly how to change them. i know a bit about computers but vista is very, confusing. media center says, "no photos were found" even though it displays how many photos are supposed to be in there. any futher help would be great. thanks

re: Happy Birthday Windows Media Center

Brandon LeBlanc — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 03:02:36 GMT

Nay Uk, have you made sure that your Media Center library is configured to look for the images in the specific folder that has those .jpg's of yours?

- Brandon

re: Happy Birthday Windows Media Center

Nay Uk — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 02:52:25 GMT

Why can't I get media center to display my .jpg's?.When using Media Center I cant view any of my jpgs pictures.Now It say "no picture were found". I can't see only media center.

please help me.Thank you.

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re: Happy Birthday Windows Media Center

kirste — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 09:56:05 GMT

I had the same problem regarding Vista Media Center not displaying any of my jpg/jpeg pictures and I just found a fix that worked from this link: http://www.mediacenterstuff.com/faqs.htm

The Q&A that worked for me is:

Q: My JPG images will not display. How do I fix that?

A: This seems to be a common problem with systems that have Office and/or PhotoShop. You can fix it easily...

Run REGEDIT from the Start/Run dialog.

Expand HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, scroll down to JPG and JPEG entries.

Click on JPG or JPEG entry - on the right should be an entry for PerceivedType.

That entry should say "image".

If it's not there, add it by right-clicking on JPG or JPEG and selecting New/String Value.

Enter "PerceivedType", then press Enter.

Double-click on PerceivedType, then in the dialog enter "image".

Make sure you check both JPG and JPEG - you may need to fix both.

re: Happy Birthday Windows Media Center

davo — Mon, 17 Sep 2007 23:41:53 GMT

I'm having the same problem as Rowdy (Aug 30). ie. I am running Vista Home Premium. When using Media Center I can't view any of my jpgs pictures. I can see the folders but it says 0 items in the folder.

This is really really annoying. Please please someone help.