Win7 Media Center Watch mass video

In collaboration with some content providers in the country, Windows Media Center has launched the Internet video feature, which allows us to watch a huge number of video programs without the help of a Third-party network TV tool (note: This feature supports the Win 7 system and does not support the Home normal edition).

The first step: in the Control Panel, select Clock, language, and area → change display language to open the Regional and Language dialog box, and in the Format and Location tabs, select Format and current position as Chinese (simplified, Chinese) and China respectively.

Step two: In the Manage tab, click the Copy Settings button, open the Welcome screen and new user Account Settings dialog box to see if the "Display language" in the Welcome Screen bar is "Chinese", whether the location is "China", and if not, check to copy the current setting to the Welcome screen and System account item, return to the parent interface after confirmation, click OK.

Step three: Start Windows Media Center. In the appearance of the interface, click the "Continue" and "fast" button, the system tray area will display a program update icon, and so the icon disappears, restart the program.

Fourth step: Under the TV bar, see if there is an extra "Internet video" item. If so, you can click it, click the Install button in the next interface, install the playback component, and play the video as you like. The online video sites currently supported by Windows Media Center include: China International Broadcasting Station, Sohu and Sina.

Tip: Windows Media Center has been used before, and when the program is started, the program is automatically updated without manual intervention.

Fifth step: If the "Internet video" item does not appear, indicating that the update did not succeed, you need to download the mandatory update file (download address: http://www.cbifamily.com/download/201022.html) that we provided to run the file as an administrator, The command Line window will appear on the screen, and do not close it. The program will forcibly update Windows Media Center, update it, restart the program, see if there is an "Internet video" entry, and if not, continue with the following operation.