Windows Fiji - Screenshots

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  • A new status icon sits in the tray with information about updates to Windows Media Center.

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  • The new "About" screen. This is the version number described in the Microsoft Knowledge Base article here:
    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/955485

    Definitely running the Fiji TV Pack then.

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  • The familiar scene of the main screen. No changes here either.

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  • Well, that's me screwed then. Looks like there's no content for non-US citizens.

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  • If you look carefully at the whispy wavey lines in the background...

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  • ...you can see them move...

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  • ...undulating and wobbling up and down, side to side...

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  • ...as the track moves its way through the song...

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  • ...something to keep you occupied for a while I guess.

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  • There must be some update going on - the Olympics applet wasn't there a week ago.

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  • There's no change to the picture media either - you can still browse your images from the folders you've selected.

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  • Printing from MCE is something I've particularly enjoyed, especially when it works.

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  • Synchronising your files and media works a treat, especially if you work on multiple computers - regardless of whether they have MCE capability or not.

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  • Microsoft publicising the use of Media Center Extenders...

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  • ...is certainly useful for those who don't understand or know about the power of the Media Center in the home...

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  • ...but makes for painful watching as the cheesy cartoon garbles on about Microsoft and how fantastic they are at everything.

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  • Considering everything that MCE and Fiji is and has, it uses just under 50MB of memory space, which for a Microsoft product of this complex nature is nothing short of a miracle.

    Make sure you check out the CPU usage at the bottom of the Task Manager though ;-)

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The Fiji update to Windows Media Center, destined to be part of Windows 7 with a more than likely chance. These screenshots reveal very little about Fiji, because there's very little to report on. As far as I can see, it's exactly the same as it was in Vista.

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A new status icon sits in the tray with information about updates to Windows Media Center.

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