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Hey I was wondering if it was possible to Stream Videos from an External Drive that's connected to my PC to my xbox 360. I have a WD 500GB mybook that I would like to use since my actual PC hdd is not very big. Let me know if there's any solutions to do this.
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I wouldn't think that would be a problem... as long as your PC reads it then your XBox 360 should find it via media connect. If I plug a flash card into the reader on the PC the 360 picks it up... same should work for EHD.
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but where would it show up? If i go into my Source: PC; on my Xbox 360 and Select: Video, what directory would i find my files from the external drive?
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hey UMNxboxEDU, I currently have a 500GB MyBook drive attached to my main PC with all my media so I can stream it to the 360.
Make sure you have WMP 11 (I believe thats the version I have) and that you have your 360 as a device that can access your shared media thru WMP 11. And to do is it's under Library > Media Sharing and make sure you see your 360 there. And to see all your files on the 360 make sure you have added the external drive on WMP 11 via Library > Add to Library... I hope that helps. If you have any question please feel free to ask and I will help you.
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What is the OS you have? If you are running XP Media center or better yet, Vista Home Premium then this is a sinch and probably the best way to go as you can then stream live TV, recorded TV, DVDs copied to DVRMS files and so on, all via the media center interface which is pretty cool.
I do this throughout my house on Vista Home Premium with Dual Digital cards via 3 Xbox360's and works like a charm. I cannot however vouch for TVersity as I have not used it nor needed to.
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I'm running XP Media Center so that is something I fogot to mention.
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Here's the link at MS http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/m...r/default.mspx you may aslo need the update rollup 2 to make it happen as well.. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/m.../whatshot.mspx Also, check out http://www.mymovies.dk/ as this is one of the best add-ons for your XP machine and will alloow you to view your movies the best possible way without touching a disc again. You will need a few other applications like Anydvd, DVD Shrink and VideoReDo Plus (which will help you convert to MS DVRMS - which is what the Xbox needs to play the file) All the best with it.
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