The Media Browser team has released version 2.5.2 as of last night. This release also officially marks the end of Microsoft Windows Vista Support – you will be required to have a Windows 7 system to use Media Browser from this version on. This release also introduces support for the movie.xml file, which will be more »
For the longest time I have tried to get something going with XBMC, but it’s usually some sort of file naming, directory structure, or metadata file format that gets in my way. After a few days of tinkering, I usually give up and wait until I can punish myself with it again. Well, as of more »
While I was gone, I did acquire a few new items related to home theater. I wouldn’t get too excited about what any of them are, but they were all things I had wanted a while or just flat out ended up needing for one reason or another. Since family came to stay for the more »
In the last update to the MyMovies application, the developer (Brian Binnerup) decided to encrypt all the created mymovies.xml files that can be created by its metadata manager. This is all fine and good, except, as you know, our beloved Media Browser also reads these files for its own metadata. So, for those of you more »
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