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Hi,

I've been running Xbox Media Center Extender for MCE 2005 for some time, and have never had any issues. Then i upgraded to Vista Media Center...!

When i stream WMV movies from my Vista Media Center to my Xbox, i have problems with WMV files that do not have a square pixel aspect ratio. The Xbox ignores the pixel aspect ratio in all WMV files, so that widescreen (16x9) videos always appear as 4x3. 16x9 files with a square pixel aspect ratio do appear correctly however. The Vista PC itself plays back these files perfectly. Back when i was running MCE 2005 the Xbox DID play these files correctly also. I am aware that i can change the zoom setting for playback on the xbox, however most of my video files have a non-square pixel aspect ratio, and considering that Media Center Extender 2005 handled this automatically, i don't understand how Vista can remove this feature. I find it very annoying. It seems that Vista has lost functionality!

I am talking about the Modded Xbox one....... not X360

Ok, it shows up in the media center (My Computer) then i go to that then users then i click the user i am in then it shows nothing. I want to share things but its not working help ? if i right click on a folder and got to properties then share it just freezes......... the Window on vista

Nintendo is sitting firmly at the top of the games console tree right now, having just been 'bigged up' by the release of the US sales figures for October which show the Wii on 803,000 and the DS on 491,000. Both well ahead of nearest rival, the Xbox 360 on 371,000. The old, original, Xbox quite unsurprisingly does not feature in the top six list. That said, the PlayStation 2 does, at the bottom, on 136,000. So why mention the Xbox at all then?

Simply because the Xbox 360 has yet to manage to sell more units than the original Xbox overall, since release.

I currently have a Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition computer that is Vista Capable. As a result I have a Microsoft Windows Vista Express Upgrade Disc, so my quesstion is that if I want to upgrade my current windows to Vista, and prior to that if I backup my Computer Setting/Files to a drive or something, will I be able to have to have the exact same programs/settings/files back in my Windows Vista after?

Please Help

Microsoft continued to build on the success of its Xbox platform by extending it's popular Live gaming platform to Windows PCs. The service would debut on May 8, and would connect gamers on both platforms together.

"Shadowrun" will be the first PC and Xbox 360 title to allow gamers on either platform to play one another in a single environment starting in June, although the Vista version of "Halo 2" due May 8 will permit person-to-person matches across either platform.

"UNO," which has become a popular Xbox Live Arcade title, is slated for release later in the year.