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==Overview==
Once you've got MC installed and running well, be sure to try a few of these. The wiki has more on each.

This topic is intended to give intermediate users more features to explore. Once you've got MC installed and running well, be sure to try a few of these. The wiki has more on each.

== Features ==


[http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Theater_View Theater View] -- Our "ten foot mode" for viewing MC on a TV across the room. Now you're in HTPC territory.
[http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Theater_View Theater View] -- Our "ten foot mode" for viewing MC on a TV across the room. Now you're in HTPC territory.

Revision as of 19:41, 19 April 2012

Overview

This topic is intended to give intermediate users more features to explore. Once you've got MC installed and running well, be sure to try a few of these. The wiki has more on each.

Features

Theater View -- Our "ten foot mode" for viewing MC on a TV across the room. Now you're in HTPC territory.

Remotes -- Whether you use a hardware remote like the Media Center Remote we sell or a software remote for use on another device, you will quickly find it an indispensable tool.

Gizmo -- Our remote for android. You can use it as a remote or you can use it to stream from MC to your phone. For iOS devices and anything else that has a browser, try WebGizmo. It looks and acts like Gizmo but runs in a browser.

Servers -- JRiver has the most sophisticated set of servers available. They allow you to easily enjoy your media in other locations. Set up a single server at home and play content on your other PC or phones -- at home or on the go.

Zones -- JRiver supports playback to several locations at once. You can play audio or video in each location.

More

Getting Started is our guide for new users.