Microsoft Announce WebGuide To Be Released Free

Microsoft Announce WebGuide To Be Released Free

Tom Warren on 06 September 2007 - 07:15 · 14 comments & 17038 views

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Microsoft has announced that together with Doug Berrett it is making WebGuide available to all for free.

WebGuide is a 3rd party plug-in that allows Windows Media Center users to view live and recorded TV, schedule and manage recorded television programs, and access music, pictures and videos remotely from any Web browser. WebGuide has also added support for mobile streaming to its list of features.

If you haven't installed this application and you're using Media Center 2005 or Vista with Media Center then check this out today especially now it's free

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#1 fobban on 06 Sep 2007 - 08:22

I can only download the demo from their site?

(1 reply) #2 unknownsoldierX on 06 Sep 2007 - 08:51

Too bad I can't use this, as ATI All-In-Wonder cards still don't have TV/Capture under Vista.

#2.1 Flae_qui on 06 Sep 2007 - 16:03

Quote - (unknownsoldierX said @ #2)

Too bad I can't use this, as ATI All-In-Wonder cards still don't have TV/Capture under Vista.

yep agree to that... only thing keeping me using media center is that driver

#3 JaLooNz on 06 Sep 2007 - 10:59

What about those who already "purchased" the premium edition like me? Or isnt it already free in the past?

#4 TheReaperMan on 06 Sep 2007 - 12:17

this great software. you can use it with the sidebar gadget to watch tv at work from your home medai centre. you can also use with laptops, pda etc its great. I am glad he has got something out this project and it benefits users of mce as well

#5 dangel on 06 Sep 2007 - 13:16

fantastic

#6 AthleticTrainer1981 on 06 Sep 2007 - 13:27

Haven't tried it yet, but does this compete with the snapstream.net features of snapstreams beyond tv? If so, then I think BTV just bit the bust considering it doesn't work right on vista.

#7 barteh on 06 Sep 2007 - 15:02

this truely is a good day for everyone. the software is excellent and i cant wait to install it on my new vista mce. I just hope he gets to make alot of input into MC software.

Well done to him.

#8 J400uk on 06 Sep 2007 - 18:14

looks fantastic but i cant get it to work on my htpc

#9 Doli on 06 Sep 2007 - 19:37

Cool.
I still trying to decide if I should upgrade my Vista Business to Ultimate because I need to record a lot of shows because of school or bump down back to XP and use ATI's MMC or WatchHDTV (free) with my HDTV Wonder. The HDTV Wonder works in Vista (only DTV) but im also thinking of another HDTV tuner card or get a dual card.

(3 replies) #10 Stup0t on 07 Sep 2007 - 08:25

Why do i feel that microsoft are just ditching XP..... ???

#10.1 PureLegend on 07 Sep 2007 - 14:27

Because they are

#10.2 Dakkaroth on 07 Sep 2007 - 20:27

XP Professional always ftw. ;/

#10.3 Primetime2006 on 08 Sep 2007 - 00:18

Quote - (Stup0t said @ #10)

Why do i feel that microsoft are just ditching XP..... ???

Because it's over 6 years old and living in the past is for cowards.

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