[magusbuckley]

Hello:

I have a PC running Windows Vista Ultimate. I am using my X-Box 360 as a media extender. On the X-Box, I was going to the media tab, selecting music, changing my source from the X-Box to the PC, and playing my music. While it played, I had the option of viewing visualizations. That's a fantastic feature for me because my X-Box 360 is connected to a projector. When people came over to hang out, we could jam to music with Visualizations that are 10 feet wide and nearly 6 feet high in high definition.

At any rate, I turned my X-Box 360 into a media center extender the other day. Now, when I play my music on my X-Box, I can't find a setting for Visualizations. Is this not an option in Windows Media Center?

I tried to go into my music the old way as a temporary fix, but it only shows that I have 15 songs available. I'm not sure how those got there or where the other music is. In Media Center though, I can find and play all of my songs....just without Visualizations. Not much a party without them.

Any and all information will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Magus

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Hello magusbuckley...

In Media Center, right click and choose "Settings", then select "Music", then "Visualization Options", change the options the way you want them and click on "Save".

wannabe1

[wannabe1]

Hello magusbuckley...

In Media Center, right click and choose "Settings", then select "Music", then "Visualization Options", change the options the way you want them and click on "Save".

wannabe1

[magusbuckley]

wannabe1:

Thanks for the reply. I found those settings on the PC, but not on the X-Box 360. I'll assume then, that the Visualization feature is not an option for extenders or more specifically, not an option for the X-Box 360.

I suppose my next move will be to figure out how to disjoin my 360 from the Media Center as an extender so I can play my music the old way.

Thanks for your help.

Even still, I plan on doing more research about the Media Center extenders and how that feature relates to the 360.

Thanks,

Magus