Win7 Media Center looks at massive video

and cooperates with some domestic content providers. Windows Media Center has launched the “Internet Video” function. With it, we can watch it without any need of third-party Internet TV tools. Massive video programs (Note: This feature supports Win 7 system and does not support Home Basic). Step 1: In the Control Panel, select “clock, language and region → change the display language”, open the “Regional and Language" dialog box, in the "Format" and "Location" tags , respectively, select "Format" and "current position" as "Chinese (Simplified, Chinese)" and "China". Step 2: In the “Manage” tab, click the “Copy Settings” button to open the “Welcome screen and the new User Account Settings” dialog box to view the “Welcome Screen” column “ Display language & rdquo; whether it is <; Chinese (Simplified) & rdquo;, whether the location is "China", if not, check the "Copy screen and system account" item in the column to copy the current settings to the ” After confirming, return to the previous interface and click the “OK” button. Step 3: Start Windows Media Center. In the interface that appears, click the “Continue” button, and the “Quick” button will display a program update icon in the system tray area. When the icon disappears, restart the program. Step 4: Under the "TV" column, check to see if there is an additional "Internet Video" item. If so, you can click on it and click the “Install” button in the next screen to install the playback component and play the video to your liking. The online video sites currently supported by Windows Media Center include: China Radio International, Sohu, and Sina. Tip: Previously used Windows Media Center, the program will be updated automatically after the program starts, without manual intervention.

Step 5: If the “Internet Video” item does not appear, the update is not successful. You need to download the mandatory update file provided by us (download address: http://www.cbifamily.com/download/201022) .html), run the file as an administrator, and the command line window will appear on the screen, don't close it. The program will forcibly update Windows Media Center, update it, restart the program, check to see if there is an "Internet Video" item, if not, continue with the following.