Add My Movies To Watch DVDs In Windows Media Center

March 15th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under

Filed Under: For Your PC • MP3 & Videos

Tags: addons, DVDs, MCE, My Movies, WHS, Windows Vista

One of my most popular posts explains how to enable the DVD Library in Windows Media Center.  However, I’ve just found a better way to add and play DVDs within Windows Media Center.

My Movies 2 is a free addon that automatically adds new movies that you add to your PC to your Windwos Media Center library.  It also downloads information about your movies from the My Movies WebService, including genre, actor, movie reviews and other information.

The service is relatively easy to setup.  All you have to do is download nad install My Movies and it automatically adds itself to Windows Media Center.  There’s even a version for Windows Home Server which is a bit trickier to install.

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   Pingback by 10 Essential Free Vista Media Center Addons & Tweaks | One Tip A Day on 15 April 2008:

   [...] My Movies 2: A free addon that automatically adds new movies that you add to your PC to your Windows Media Center library. It also downloads information about your movies from the My Movies WebService, including genre, actor, movie reviews and other information. More info [...]
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   Comment by Bill Daugherty II on 8 July 2008:

   Hello,

   I have a bunch of AVI movies.  I encode all my DVD’s to AVI (XVID), i play them from my media center (Yes, I have CCC codecs and FDShow codecs installed),  My question is, will this scan through those movies, and allow me to catalog them, and watch them from this “menu?”

   BD

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