In this chapter
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Introduction to My Videos
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Organizing and sorting videos
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Watching and sharing videos
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Troubleshooting My Videos
9
Playing and Organizing
Your Digital Movies
There’s more to video than just television. In the preceding part of this
book, we discussed Media Center’s prowess in the area of television
viewing and recording, but TV is only one potential source of video for
your Media PC. Your system is also thoroughly proficient at handling
video derived from other sources, including DVDs, the Web, and even
your own camcorder.
In this chapter, we’ll look at some of Media Center’s basic video-han-
dling capabilities regarding content that is not provided by your TV pro-
gramming service. These features are not accessed through Media
Center’s My TV interface. Instead, you’ll want to select the My Videos
menu item from the Media Center Start page (see Figure 9.1).
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