Wow, the 360 never ceases to amaze me. I think that's so awesome that you can just go about doing your business while it downloads.
I'm gonna go to EBGames soon and probably buy some Microsoft points along with a cooling system. I took a peek at the Arcade and it looks like theres some really cool games and add-ons.
What's the Windows Media Center thing? Because my computer recognized the 360 and then asked me to install the media center, but said there was an error and I had to uninstall and the install media center again... not sure what that's about. Does that let you stream music to the 360 or something? On that note, is it possible to stream video to the 360? Like downloading movies on your compy and watching them on the 360? That would be really cool!
Install TVersity onto your PC, it's what I'm using to stream movies to the Xbox. It's really simple to set up and allows you to share your folders with your 360. The 360 only recognizes avi and wmv natively but TVersity encodes on the fly so you can play most formats. My machine isn't very powerful and it still streams stuff really well, although 720p stuff looks horrible but I think that's just down to my machine not being able to encode it fast enough.
Armadillo said:
QUOTE(TrolleyDave @ Dec 23 2008, 02:08 AM) I've read on some 360 forums that there's less chance of RROD on a SDTV because it's not really pushing the GPU as much, don't know how true that is but it sounds logical.
Not true , gpu does the same amount of work either way , game is done at whatever it's native res is and then scaler chip upscales or downscales the res to whatever output you've picked.