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MC has a feature called Check for Updates. You can find it under Help in the program. It checks the web site to see if there are any new, recommended updates. This can be done automatically by setting the interval in options for startup. |
MC has a feature called [http://wiki.jrmediacenter.com/index.php/Check_For_Updates Check for Updates]. You can find it under Help in the program. It checks the web site to see if there are any new, recommended updates. This can be done automatically by setting the interval in options for startup. |
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The update recommended may not be the very latest. Sometimes a newer version will be available on the [http://www.jrmediacenter.com/download.html download page], but we haven't moved it to the recommended status since it offers only minor changes. |
The update recommended may not be the very latest. Sometimes a newer version will be available on the [http://www.jrmediacenter.com/download.html download page], but we haven't moved it to the recommended status since it offers only minor changes. |
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Revision as of 13:34, 20 October 2009
MC has a feature called Check for Updates. You can find it under Help in the program. It checks the web site to see if there are any new, recommended updates. This can be done automatically by setting the interval in options for startup.
The update recommended may not be the very latest. Sometimes a newer version will be available on the download page, but we haven't moved it to the recommended status since it offers only minor changes.
The newest update can always be found manually be visiting the board for the current version of MC. At the top of that board, you will find a thread called "Media Center X.0.xx -- Available Here". Note, however, that this update is slightly more likely to have unknown flaws. Reading the thread before downloading is always a good idea.