There's a fix for Netflix in Windows Media Center in the wild. Zune services are finally being retired. The new Xbox One beta has far more issues than we expected. Tips for sharing games across multiple Xbox One consoles. The post Entertainment 2.0 #343:

Microsoft fills us in on how to get the new Xbox One Experience. There’s finally a new release of Windows 10 Mobile. The final major update to Windows RT is released, and there are a few new interesting TV shows debuting this month. The post Entertainmen

There's mixed news for Windows Media Center fans, but great news for Disney fans. A new NFL app, along with game deals on the Xbox, and Microsoft is joining industry heavy weights to work on a new internet video format. The post Entertainment 2.0 #341: G

Emby brings live TV support. Plex updates their Xbox One app. An elite Xbox One bundle is coming with new hardware, and the FCC has some new ideas to replace CableCARD. The post Entertainment 2.0 #340: What’s Next for Pay TV? appeared first on The

A listener has a Windows 10 Media Center replacement. Comcast has good news for 360 users, but Plex has bad news. There’s a new Windows 10 Mobile release, and game streaming from Xbox One has gotten better. The post Entertainment 2.0 #339: Did You Reboot

New media playback features in Windows 10, Xbox DVR details, Audible app updates for Windows users, an update to Windows RT, and the rebirth of Sage TV. All this, and more, as we look at the week's Microsoft entertainment technology news. The post Entert

Netflix has even more bad news for Windows Media Center users while Microsoft announces DVR functionality for the Xbox One. Microsoft shows great exclusive games at gamescon, and a new TiVo is coming. The post Entertainment 2.0 #337: gamescom and More ap

Josh is back, and it's a good thing, because there's a lot going on! Remember that guide data update we discussed? Yeah, that didn't go so well for many. But hey…Windows 10 is here, so that's good, right? Unless you use Media Center. The post Entertainme

While Josh is away, Marques Lyons joins us to discuss the latest Microsoft entertainment news. Microsoft aligns Media Center's program guide data with Xbox, Windows' Music and Video apps get renamed again (don't get Marques started), and the recent write

Microsoft improves online video searching, TuneIn Radio and PBS Kids come to Xbox One, new builds of Windows 10 launch for PCs and phones, two HoloLens devices are lost to science, and Hulu partners up with Showtime. The post Entertainment 2.0 #334: Scie