my computer is windows xp: media center edition
Alright well first off, I've got a problem connecting my xbox to my computer with media center edition. When i try and download the xbox program it says that i dont have windows media center installed, but when i got into system info it says that i do.
also when i start up my computer it gives me two options as to which operation system i'd like to start up with. both say windows professional but only the first one actually runs the start up, the other one has some message that i dont remember. that would probably help to know it, but sorry.
i know you guys aren't xbox experts and you probably wont be able to shed any light on the topic but thats fine. i'm just wondering
then lastly, i have this pci card in the back of my comptuer that has the red white and yellow component cables on them and i would like to hook up my wii or xbox 360 to my computer but i'm not sure if those component cables will work like that. and the pci card came with this program that was ment for editing videos from a video camera so i'm not sure if it will work. the card doesnt say anything on it and i have defininetly lost the box to the video editing thing.
i also have a tv tuner that has the component cables on it. it is called the wintv pvr usb2. most forums say that you cant hook up your game system to it, but i dont exactly know why. like if it has those cable slots, what would be restricting it from being able to register the video and audio of a game system.
i know this is lengthy and i am very vague in many of the situations but i did this in a rush and i think it would be awsome if anyone could help. if not i guess i'll just have to deal. so thanks.
-Vennom
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