A Brit Abroad - April 9, 2005
I found a spare hour today while Julian was taking a nap which means that it's time for another edition of A Brit Abroad!
At just under 26 minutes and weighing in at 9.64MB, I talk about some movies, new video gear, Flight Simulator and give a few plugs to people. And, of course, some music curtesy of The Trash Monquis.
Links To Some Of The Things Talked About
- Cutting Edge Design
- Fujitsu Plasmavision Displays
- Fever Pitch (2005 Movie)
- Fever Pitch (1997 Movie)
- Fever Pitch (The Book)
- Clarke Scott
- Ian Dixon's Media Center Show
- The Central Club
- Microsoft Flight Simulator
- Garage Band
- ThinkGeek
A slight correction to my aural speculations: I lived near Highbury and Islington tube station in London.
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Love the show, we must sort out a time to podcast :)
For your new TV are you going to use Media Center?
Liked the music too
Ian
I'm a DirecTV guy, so unfortunately Media Center is not an option for me. I'm currently running with an HD Tivo. I'd love to use Media Center though - I wish you could get a DirecTV card for it...
I would expect to see things like DirecTV in future MCE version, maybe in the Longhorn version.
I don't know much about DirecTV is it HD?
Yup, I get HBO, Showtime, Universal, ESPN, and a bunch of other channels in HD. The local networks (CBS, NBC, ABC, etc...) I get via an OTA antenna. DirecTV have just launched a bunch of other satellites to provide all the local stuff in HD also.
But basically, I would love to use an MCE instead of Tivo to provide all the DirecTV goodness...