Menu and Options in Windows 7 Media Center

A host of features make the Windows 7 Media Center a very interesting application. The Windows 7 Media Center Menu is one of the remarkable ones which have been incorporated into it. The features have been discussed accordingly. Starting with Extras, it is used to avail the Extras Library where one could play favorite games on the computer or access the Extras Gallery, it even enabled signing up for special online services such as HSN Vision , XM Radio Online (to enable listening to commercial-free radio), or CinemaNow (to make an order and download movies, TV shows, and music videos).Pictures + Videos, used to avail the digital photos that are saved in your Pictures library, which can later be viewed as a slide-show, or to access the video files from the Videos library . They can be played later in the Windows 7 Media Center window.
Music, used to access your Music library and play tunes stored in it or even listen to your favorite Internet radio stations. TV, used to avail live TV, recorded TV, and then also allowing an online TV guide (if your computer has a TV tuner card and is attached to a cable or satellite dish). Movies, used to play movies on DVD that you've shoved into your computer's DVD drive; to get a list of all the movies currently playing or to look for movies on your computer by actor, title or director. Sports, One can get the current and final scores for recent games Microsoft Office 2010 Plus Product Key which engages your favorite sports teams as well as a list of schedules of upcoming televised sporting events. Tasks, used to burn media files saved on your computer's hard drive to a CD or DVD (taking into view that your computer has DVD recording capabilities), co-ordinate media between your computer and another device connected to it, close down the Media Center in Windows 7 , or add the Media Center Extender or Media Center Extender for Xbox and to Windows 7 Product Key shift your Media Center settings.

When selecting the main menu option you want in the vertical listing, Windows 7 Media Center makes a list od its sub menu options horizontally. To enable viewing more submenu options, move the mouse pointer to the right, earmarking each one as you go and then click to choose the one you want to use. If you're using the Media Center remote control, press the right arrowhead key (the one with the black triangle pointing to the right) to highlight each choice in succession and then click the OK button to choose the one you want to use. A couple of submenu options lead to yet further levels of submenu options. One will have to remember , however, that you can always return to the previous level by clicking the Back button (the black arrow pointing left that comes out in a bar at the top of the Media Center window whenever the mouse is positioned towards the pointer in this vicinity) or by pressing the Back button (which is stamped and uses the same black left-pointing arrow) when using the Media Center remote control. If one regularly deploys the Media Center to play music, view your photos, and play videos, consider adding the Windows Media Windows 7 Professional Key Center gadget to your Windows 7 desktop. This gadget gives the ability to open a slide show of the photos in the galleries (with or without a music background) in a Media Center window by simply clicking the Pictures or the Music + Pictures option.