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• How can I copy my Karaoke from CD + G on Windows Media Center records and have my collection on my laptop?

  I have a nice collection of karaoke disc CD + G I want to be able to copy on my media center windows and being able to have my accessible karaoke music on my laptop.  I need to connect my laptop to my home entertainment center and have our usual karaoke fun nights with friends and family.  It told me that windows media center would be perfect for this because it can categorize my music and make it easy to locate our favorite songs and so on please help me to find the solution to my situation.  We do not want to download karaoke from the internet, we simply want to use what we have.

  Given that technical issues are inappropriate in the forum comments responses, I moved your post to the windows ' Music and Sound: forum.»  Always include your version of Windows when you post.

  Karaoke CD is not normal music CD, I think that you will need a program.  I don't think that Windows Media Center can read data from subtrack.  See this: http://experts.windows.com/frms/windows_entertainment_and_connected_home/f/25/t/11036.aspx

  A codec for karaoke claiming to allow Windows Media Player to manage the CD + G discs can be found here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/karaoke-dx/files/

  Here's a helpful article: http://www.ehow.com/how_6751253_copy-karaoke-discs.html.

  Also visit http://www.tricerasoft.com/index2.html or http://www.mtu.com/index.htm

• Windows Media Player 11, Windows Media Center 2005 and Windows XP: download or use errors

  Well, work on my sister-in-law's computer and the problem is that a certain MP3 player someone got for Christmas is only compatible with Windows Media Player.  For some reason any, when the guys from the Geek Squad traveled reload them Windows XP on the computer, Windows Media Player does not get installed.  I try to go through the Microsoft Web site to download Windows Media Player 11 (recommended by Microsoft for XP users) and the end result is an error message indicating that, in order to download this version, you must have Windows Media Center 2005 or newer installed on your computer. I try to go to the site and me this Windows Media Center 2005 and the Web site links to the download of Windows 7, which we do not want to do, with a link to "Download Windows Media Center now. Which takes me to a page explaining how to use WMC, then gives me a link to get the WMC, which brings back me to the download page of Windows 7, to infinity. There are no Windows Media Center on this computer, and we would like to get Windows Media Player for XP. How this is done?

  Hello

  1. from which site you want to download the Widnows Media Player?

  Method 1.
  I recommend you to download the Windows Media Player from the link below and check.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windowsxp/mediacenter/evaluation/features.mspx

  Method 2.
  Or alternatively, you can restore your Windows XP to a previous state during the installation of Windows Media Player.
  Reference:
  How to restore Windows XP to a previous state
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/306084

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• "Windows Media Center cannot detect the IR control cables, which are necessary to control the set-top box. Fixing parts IR that supports the IR control cables and then try again. IR HARDWARE NOT FOUND ".

  Original title: when setting up Windows Media Center, I get the error message: "IR hardware not detected".

  I have an internal TV Tuner that has been installed by HP, when I bought recently a "computer build-your-own." (According to the control panel Device Manager, my tuner is a Win TV HVR 1290, made by Hauppauge). The computer came with Windows 7. While installing Windows Media Center, after setting up the TV Signal (on channel 3) I am able to see a video thumbnail on my computer screen. I am also able to change the channel using my remote control U-Verse (not the Windows remote control supplied with the computer). So far so good! I then hit next and get the following message: "Windows Media Center cannot detect the IR control cables, which are necessary to control the set-top box. Fixing parts IR that supports the IR control cables and then try again. IR HARDWARE NOT FOUND ".  After you receive this message, the installation procedure is completed. I called HP that support intalled the tuner. They had not the slightest idea what to do. I then called Hauppage customer (manufacturer of TV Tuner). They said that I need to plug one end of the IR Blaster cable that shipped with the computer in a slot in the back of my computer (they told me which slot). They said so to run the IR all the way cable to my cable box and the other end of the cable to my cable box of band. They said it was necessary to be able to use my Microsoft Remote to instruct the box to change channels (cable IR stuck on the box). I told her that I did not use the Microsoft Remote, I could change the channel with my U-verse remote (that I preferred to use anyway). He said that it took the cable on the band decoder in order to remove the error message and the installation of Windows Media Center. I then called U-Verse technical adapter who informed me of their set-top boxes (made by Cisco Systems) do not have the ability to receive signals IR IR Blaster cable (or any othe IR signal source). Microsoft is apparently not understand how U-Verse set-top boxes are designed to work and sells a product incompatible remote control/IR. My question is this: How do I set up Windows Media Center, in order to avoid getting the error message "IR hardware not detected" when you install Windows Media Center and just use the remote control of the U-Verse that I prefer to use in the first place. Once understand you this point, please send the information to HP, At & T U-Verse and others. Thank you.

  Ron, I have something for you!

  and for all the people who have this problem :)

  Hi, I had the time of IR not detected in Windows 7 Ultimate with a TV wonder 650 card and a box of digital adapter from Verizon for my PC... Go on the road to installation and after the Media Center channel search, choose manual configuration. Choose the aerial signal (I aso picked after this analog) l. After he sought more, he finds no channels.  Do not be afraid. Just accept it and go to the main settings page in the Mediacenter. If I remember correctly, then select TV Guide. Choose Add channel. I added the channel 3.

  Since my Verizon box has no IR for the computer, I added the channel 3 for the media Center and I change the channels with my Verizon remote. All my stations in the Verizon box go to Channel 3.

  The story here is so, for some reason any Windows detects that only my box channel signal TV and you must manually configure the media center on the air, then go to settings and add the channel you want in the guide.

  Why the guide TV control which channel you can tune is beyond me, but the scanner locks all channels, it does not detect. they must be added manually in the guide.

  My TV works and looks okay now.

  It actually works!

  the only problem is that it is not in HD

  but there is something

  
  

• QOSMIO F20-132 TV on media center card and memory Player do not work

  Hi, I have a lot of problems with my qosmio. first the media Center TV never works and I don't know why. and the memory card reader does not work too... I don't anderstand why... If someone hepls me thank you.

  Thank you

  [Edited by: admin on 10 June 06 21:09]

  Hello

  On this way I can't tell you why your TV doesn't? t work. Test it with Qosmioplayer.

  If you wish to discuss your problem maybe you should give a little better description how you try to watch TV on your device. You can't expect a lot of help with the description of a single sentence.

• Re-installed Windows XP Media Center Edition and now I can't turn it on with my product key.

  I REINSTALL XP MEDIA CENTER EDITION

  AND I GOT A FEW SCRACHES ON DISK. SO I REPAIRED THE INSTALLATION WITH XP PRO. NOW I CAN'T ACTIVATE WINDOWS TO ALL THE... WHAT CAN I DO TO FIX THIS?

  original title: REINSTALLED XP MEDIA CENTER EDITION, HAD A GLITCH AND USED XP PRO FOR INSTALLATION of REPAIR, NOW I can NOT turn ON WINDOWS

  Upgrade installing XP Pro Media Center of in the Windows environment.  Just start the installation of XP Pro computer and then insert your Media Center CD in the CD-ROM drive and upgrade the installation, provide the Media Center product key when you are prompted.  If this fails, you will need to install from a flat folder, post again if the upgrade fails and we can give you the flat installation instructions.

  John

• I have Media Center 2002 and upgrade to 2006. How can I do?

  I recently had a new hard drive and now can't use higher than Windows Media Player 9 I can't find plug-ins to play the DVD in there.  I want Media Center 2006 edition to support Windows Media Player 11.  Can I download it somewhere without losing my data?

  MCE 2005 is a separate product of 2002: she uses a different set of product keys.

  You can't improve your system without the right key - and MS stopped selling MCE in 2007, when he released Vista.

  The latest Media Player updates should be available in updates of Windows, in the section updated optional, once you use the custom option for the analysis of updates.

  If it is not there, then the system is unable to use it - and I see that MP11 requires at least MCE2005.

  I think you're out of luck :(

• Compatibility issue with the version of media center 2004 and Windows XP Service Pack 3!

  I have a problem getting Media Center 2004 version compatibility to work with Windows XP, Service Pack 3. Does anyone know of a problem here? Are they compatible? If not, anyone know if there is a fix for this?

  The material that I was referring to is the material that you were talking about, namely your card graphic and sound card. I thought that this could be as simple as installing the correct hardware drivers.

  As I am not very familiar with your particular PC, it is not that I do. You can switch to the thread where PA bear you helped:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-windows_update/why-cant-i-download-and-install-Windows-XP-SP3/64b9bffb-7048-4970-82b7-5746e32042dc

  or go to this page:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/siteHome?lc=en&cc=us&DLC=en&product=top

  Or you might be able to find more relevant help at this forum:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/

  Good luck.

• Records of Vista Media Center starts and stops at the wrong time

  I use Windows Vista Home Premium, SP1 and that you may have noticed that when I schedule recordings for some a particular channel, Media Center starts 2 minutes beforehand and ends 2 minutes in advance.  This affects only shows record from my local affiliate Fox - all other shows for other strings start and stop at the appropriate time.

  I checked the system clock with the start times of the shows and both are correct.  In fact, I saw one day Media Center started to record for a show that did not begin until 08:00 at 19:58 (according to the system time).  I had my TV on at the same time and was able to verify that the program in question had not yet begun, so the flow of the internet was sychned with the dissemination of local transmission.

  It's very frustrating because I miss the end of some shows and cannot always extend registration ends because I'm ordering another channel, the next hour.

  I have the same problem with the FOX network...

  -1 make sure your clock automaticly sets in the internet and update once by pressing the link (which makes that he can see the time server)...

  There are two ways you can go with this:

  -If your departure time is correct, then just go to the Planner and choose the program (or series) you are trying to install, select the recording settings (or adjustment of series) or advanced setting... There is an option to "stop recording" 1 min, 2 min, 3 min, 5 min, until 2 hours after the recording is finished... I have mine set to 5 minutes after, and she fixed it...

  -If the starting time is disabled (as mine is), to enter ERM and manuver to tasks > settings > TV > recorder > recorder defaults

  This is where you define all the flaws of the recorder, find "Start when possible" and "Stop when possible", 4 min value (max allows MCE)... Save and exit, restart the machine too...

  You should be good to go...

  PS, I just read the last sentence in your post, you must only have a tv tuner card in your machine (I have two, and that's the reason why I bought two), so you can always have a problem when recording two different channels (back to back on the same channel should work okay).

• Windows Media Center stops and restarts during startup of a film in Netfilx work, how to fix?

  Windows Vista Home Premium Media Center 11 never had problem playing Netflix movies, up to now, which I think is security / other updates.

  Hello

  You get no matter what error code or error message?

  I would suggest to run the file system (CFS), parse and check Checker tool if it helps.

  How to use the tool File Checker system to troubleshoot missing or corrupted on Windows Vista system files: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929833

  For more information, see the following Microsoft article.

  Known issues and limitations of Netflix on Windows Media Center for Windows Vista:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/972496

  Hope the information is useful.

• Media Center Extender and xbox - version question

  I've been recently using WMC TV recording, but I can't get the message to my TV. I think of buying any old Xbox console to get the Extender. -I really hate on the games-just the Extender. Is there a certain version of the Xbox that I have Extender? Thank you.

  Hi Dean,

  Thanks for posting this question in the Microsoft Community.

  You can go through the article to learn more about setting up a Windows Media Center.

  If you have an Extender that worked with Windows Vista, it should work with Windows 7. For example, the Xbox 360, which includes the built-in Media Center Extender functionality will work with Windows 7.

  Former dilution models that have been developed for use with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 do not work with Windows 7. I suggest you to be sure to read the fine print on the expansion box before you buy.

  Hope this information was helpful and let us know if you need assistance in the future. We will be happy to help you.

• Qosmio G30-175: why the properties system tell Media Center 2002 and not 2005?

  Hello

  I have a qosmio g30-175, it says on the sticker of the authentication windows on my laptop computer Media center 2005, the problem is that when I check the system properties in Control Panel, it says units media center 2002 SP2. I find it confusing, Toshiba gave me the wrong version, or is it quite normal.

  I installed windows by using the recovery disk of the product came with my computer.

  Thank you.

  Don't worry man. Everything is ok! You have a MCE 2005 version

  You have simply checked versions MCE in the wrong way!
  If you want to check the MCE versions open media center, click on "settings", then click "about media center". The version of MCE will appear.

  What you're watching now is the version of XP/OS. The XP is the Foundation for MCE. ;)

• Microsoft Media Center remote with pace DC50X 1039, Setup box cannot change channel

  Can I use Vista Media Center to record only TV etc...
  Recently I had to use a configuration of Comcast Digital adapter carrier (DC50X) in order to get access to the channels.

  Vista recognize the Remote Setup Box, but it is not able to change the channels of the Remote Microsoft.

  On this page: http://mythtv.org/wiki/MCE_Remote I have the 3rd remote from left to right.

  I contacted PACE (the author of the configuration box) with the following response:
  ". The DC - 50 X uses a new remote protocol called XMP. Check to see if it can emit IR codes using the XMP Protocol.
  "If you use Microsoft remote issue codes using the XMP Protocol, it will not work with the DC 50 x"

  Anyone know if Microsoft Remote is able to use the XMP?

  Someone knows how the Media Center as the configuration box to change the channel?
  It looks like, it uses IR (due to the extra step of IR with the configuration box).

  If you have a WMC working with the DC50X, what is your Setup, what version of the distance, whats is your hardware configuration?

  My tuner (Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-500) can see the image, the sound is fine.

  Any help would be much appreciated.

  Deckard6, please see the Microsoft Hardware site:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/default.aspx

  Also try:
  Remote control for Media Center PC with Windows

  We can help you with Vista related components, if you feel that your Media Center software configuration is at fault for what you are experiencing, then we can try wrong turn, however, if it is indeed the remote transmitting Protocol, then it is not in our support framework. Rami
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Windows 7 media center can control a Fios (motorola QIP-6200-2) decoder?

  Hello

  I have windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit, and I try to get media center to control Fios box.  The decoder is a motorola qip-6200-2.  All control codes for motorola 17 tried, without success. Have also tried the automatic configuration using the remote to fios. Hving Media Center learn the remote control codes were not working.  The ir blaster/receiver works correctly, it flashes red when I try the contol codes in media center.  It is posistioned of materials on the decoder.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello
  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft community forums!
  
  I recommend you to run the TV Tuner Troubleshooter and check if this solves the problem.
  
  Reference:
  
  Open the set up TV tuner Troubleshooter
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/open-the-set-up-TV-tuner-Troubleshooter
  
  If this doesn't fix the problem, answer to us for further assistance.

• Windows Media Center does not recognize an Entone Hydra box/remote control cable

  I'm putting in place the WMC to work with my cable box Entone. It's not satellite, this is the area used by CCC Southslope in Eastern Iowa. There is no section Entone for activation of the box, automatic remote recognition does not take into account. When I try to teach my cable remote codes manually it will "key to continue" but never moves from the teaching of the 1 button for button 2.  I am sure that the IR receiver works and is properly plugged in, and that the batteries in the remote are fresh.

  Make sure the distance between the IR receiver and the remote control is quite close, there are no obstacles between the two and the whole set up is not under the direct fluorescent light.

  I'm going to suggest you go through the following article: -.

  How to use the functionality of Microsoft MCE Remote control learning