How to install the Windows Home Server Addin for Windows Media Center

[sgtspite1]

Not really a how too, if you don't explain erh? HOW 2????

[joelschram23]

It would be even more simple if I could understand you - PLEASE LOSE THE BRITISH ACCENT!

[huudiduu]

don't get a life, just upgrade it.

[ElmoakaLeeroy]

ROFLMAO :D

[wacker293]

LMFAO

[nexos08]

i dont get it

[Iandixon]

get what?

[nexos08]

the power pack 2 ???

[girlygirl007007]

Well done mate, thanks for the walk through. I'm battling like mad to get my home server all set up...and I'm pretty sure I'm doing it all wrong. It looks a lot like NT4 my end......which isn't at all how it looks on everyone else's system....including yours.

Anyways, thanks again for posting.

By the way......are you or were you living in Portsmouth a while back? You look really familiar to me.

[vtermine]

Nice Job thanks for taking the time to share your experience.

[db298]

This is one plank of finally integrating WHS and VMC a little better. However, you still need to copy your recorded TV to the WHS manually.

I know there's an addin for WHS that does this, but what's the simplest way of automatically copying the DVR-MS files to the WHS - is it just to schedule a .bat file with a copy command in it? (I'm going to try this later).

If the auto-copy works, then a VMC can finally be run from a small SSD (30gb would be fine) and all the media could be held on WHS.

[RiuvGuitar]

Interesting - thanks for the video