The new cumulative patch is out and available for Vista MC. There are a few interesting items in here, such as "The cover art for recorded TV movies may not appear in the DVD library view." and "Video Playlist support has been added for Windows Media Center Extenders"
Nothing earth shattering, but it's some nice progress. Here's the info:
The latest collection of hot fixes for Vista MC is now out and available. It contains the following:
- The video may appear to freeze when the movie begins in some DVDs.
- When you rotate a picture during a slide show in Windows Media Center, the wrong photo may be rotated.
- The cover art for recorded TV movies may not appear in the DVD library view.
- When you delete a picture in Windows Media Center, you may receive an error message that resembles the following:
AUDIO ERROR
The Url contains one or more invalid characters.
- When you try to play a DVD by using Autoplay, you may receive an error message that resembles the following:
Tuner not installed
The update also provides the following improvements:
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Online Media support has been added for Windows Media Center on 64-bit versions of Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows Vista Ultimate.
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Video Playlist support has been added for Windows Media Center Extenders.
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Improvements have been made to Online Media caching.
Additionally, it replaces the following hotfixes:
Hotfix 929011
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On a Windows Vista-based computer, you try to configure a combo TV tuner in Windows Media Center. This combo tuner supports both ATSC and NTSC signals. However, you experience the following problems:
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The combo tuner is not detected by Windows Media Center.
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Windows Media Center does not correctly configure the tuner when you use a manual tuner configuration.
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When you configure Windows Media Center to receive both over-the-air digital TV (DTV) and analog cable TV, you can view only the analog channels. This problem occurs even though the digital channels appear in the guide. When you try to watch one of the digital channels, you may receive the following error message:
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Cannot Play Program
The channel may not be supported. If you cannot tune to any other channel, restart Windows Media Center or restart the computer, then try again.
ACW Help Info
Hotfix 932753