Windows Media Computer

Hooled it up to windows vista computer and it picked it up right away to work with windows media center just like I wanted it to.

I bought a second one of these because I purchased a second headless media computer, this time on Windows. This dongle works perfect and gives me all the resolution choices I need for remote operation of my machine.

I could not upgrade the firmware from Godox through my windows 10. So after a computer professional looked over the situation said that Windows 10 would not recognize the upgrade due to the time Godox wrote the firmware upgrade. He used Windows 7 and the firmware upgrade worked.

Exactly as described. Works flawlessly on my windows 10 server running my Plex media.

Using the card for encoding using windows media encoder and it has worked flawlessly. It's a far less expensive IO card then the other major streaming interfaces on the market. Media Express that comes with it only works with a limited list of codecs so third party applications are needed to play standalone video files. In my testing it works great with FCP and Adobe.

I like the way my mp3 files are organized on this player. I use windows media player to sync my files and enjoy having lots of good things to listen to! It's easy to really load up the player because of the micro sd slot.

I already had the VLC media player ap installed on my windows 10 laptop, so when I plugged this into my USB port straight from the box, it was recognized and functioned immediately. If your computer doesn't have a driver, Transcend provides one free, but you must download one in order to use external drives--perhaps that's why some users claim their player wouldn't work?

Remember when Win 10 was the last version of Windows? Yeah, me too. It's hard to find in both a physical media and with an install key. I'm not thrilled about the price but Bitlocker and being able to remote into a PC are things I use so it had to be the Pro version. Mainly I got this as most upgrades/OEM licenses tie you to a motherboard, it dies and so does your license. The retail version is supposed to allow you to migrate to new systems, so thinking a fe years ahead and long term use.

I've installed this tuner in my ancient HP Pavilion DV6000 laptop with Windows Media Center installed, and it's working flawlessly. The only minor thing is that Windows 7 won't recognize the tuner automatically, and therefore you'll need to install the drivers manually plus reboot the machine at the end of the installation process. If you already have the Windows Media Center configured with a different tuner then you will also need to manually run the TV setup again which includes providing the zip code, scanning for the channels etc. The dual tuner eliminates the need to change the channel to record something while you're watching a different channel. I've not noticed any performance issues when WMC was recording two channels at once, and this is running on a 2007 laptop with 8Gb of memory. In summary, this is a must have product if you are using Windows Media Center.

I use this with powerpoint and other presentations inclding Windows Media Player. Great remote with built in mouse, laser and pits nicely in your hand. The mouse is a super bonus.