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  1. 9th Sep 2006 12:26 #1
    himshah
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    I have xbox360 connected to Media Center PC. I cannot play AVI files via xbox360 on TV becasue MCP dose not support. Are there tools out there to be able to play AVI files on MCP?
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    No, but you can reencode and stream it live http://weblogs.asp.net/jnadal/archiv...21/438661.aspx
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  3. 25th Sep 2006 09:31 #3
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    Try using Transcode 360: http://www.runtime360.com/projects/transcode-360/

    Works pretty well for .avi files.
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    There's been some reports that a Future Dashboard update coming soon will allow for native support. We'll see. Maybe when they update the dash for 1080p support and the HD-DVD Add on.
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