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Windows Media Center

Windows Media Center (WMC) is a discontinued media center application and digital video recorder software created by Microsoft. Media Center was first introduced to Windows in 2005 on Windows XP Media Center Edition (MCE). It is included in the Home Premium and Ultimate editions of Windows Vista, as well as all editions of Windows 7 except Starter and…

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Developer
Microsoft
Operating system
Windows XP Media Center Edition · Windows Vista (Home Premium and Ultimate editions) · Windows 7 (Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise editions) · Xbox (Media Center Extender Version 1) · Xbox 360 (Media Center Extender Version 2)
Type
Media center application and digital video recorder

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Windows Media Center

Nodes126
Edges125
Triples200
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015873
Components1

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Windows Media Center

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has application · 30
Windows Media Center → An MCML, Any CLI, By, CLI, Contentwhich, HTML, If, Internet Explorer, JavaScript, Layer, Localswhich, MCML, Media Center Markup Language, NET Framework, Presentation Layer, Propertiesto, RDP, These, This, UI
related to Features · 21
Windows Media Center → All, CableCard, Clear QAM, Green Media Center, MCEBuddy, Media Center, Media Center Extenders, Playback, Recordings, Start, The, Titan Guides, To, TV, Users, Video DVD, While, Windows, Windows Media Center Extenders, Windows Media Center PCs
related to Windows Vista · 19
Windows Media Center → Also, Each, Edition, Home Premium, Internet TV, It, Music, Similarly, Support, The, TV, Ultimate Windows Vista, Videos, Vista, When, Windows Media Center Extender, Windows Vista, Windows XP Media Center, WMC
related to Discontinuation · 14
Windows Media Center → Build, Despite, During, DVD, Media Center, Microsoft, PVR, Some, Those, TV, Windows, Windows DVD Player, Windows Feedback, Windows Update
related to Electronic Program Guide · 14
Windows Media Center → Electronic Program Guide, EPG, In, Insider Preview, July, Microsoft, Microsoft Media Center Feedback, Microsoft's, Rovi, Since, This, Windows, WMC, Zap2It
related to Media file support · 13
Windows Media Center → Analog FM, In, Internet, Internet TV, Media, Media Center, Movie Library, Music, Through, TV, Users, While, Windows Vista Media Center
related to Portable devices · 13
Windows Media Center → Media Center, Microsoft's Zune, Optionally, Portable Media Centers, These, This, TV, While, Windows Media Encoder, Windows Media Player, Windows Media Video, Windows Mobile Pocket PCs, Zune
related to Windows 8 and 8.1 · 12
Windows Media Center → Add, After, Instead, January, Media Center Pack, October, Pro, Pro Pack, The Windows, US, Windows, Windows OS
related to XAML Browser Application · 11
Windows Media Center → NET, NET Framework, UI, Windows Media Center Extenders, Windows Media Center SDK, Windows Presentation Foundation, Windows Vista, XAML, XAML Browser Applications, XBAP, XBAPs
related to Windows 7 · 10
Windows Media Center → An, Home Basic, Media Center, Media Center Extender, Much, Playback, Starter, TV Pack, Windows, Xbox

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windows media center tv support also video microsoft users included television using vista interface program version wmc supported tuner cablecard

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Windows Media CenterDeveloperMicrosoft1.00infobox
Windows Media CenterOperating systemWindows XP Media Center Edition1.00infobox
Windows Media CenterOperating systemWindows Vista (Home Premium and Ultimate editions)1.00infobox
Windows Media CenterOperating systemWindows 7 (Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise editions)1.00infobox
Windows Media CenterOperating systemXbox (Media Center Extender Version 1)1.00infobox
Windows Media CenterOperating systemXbox 360 (Media Center Extender Version 2)1.00infobox
Windows Media CenterOperating systemWindows 8 (Pro with Media Center only)1.00infobox
Windows Media CenterOperating systemWindows 8.1 (Pro with Media Center only)1.00infobox
Windows Media CenterTypeMedia center application and digital video recorder1.00infobox
Windows Media CenterWebsiteLast archive.org copy of defunct full site1.00infobox
Windows Media CenterWebsiteArchive.org copy of support.microsoft.com article1.00infobox
Netflixinstance ofUsers can stream television programs and films through selected services0.80text

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