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Actually its a bout a third. I believe there's 220 Episodes in Naruto... Unless there's something I'm missing... I'm still getting it though. Because come on it's Naruto.

 

Like Stefkov said quite a chunk of the orginal Naruto is filler which isn't worth talking about or playing for that matter.

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the graphics in Dirt are stunning but gameplay kinda sucks. It makes a mockery of Forza 2 with the graphics.

 

you go from 0-60 in a second, you can turn the car 45 degrees in a second, you can stop the car in a second. Real cars don't have that acceleration, and real cars cannot turn as easily as that, it's like driving a car so light it's made of cardboard. You can turn on a sixpence.

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the graphics in Dirt are stunning but gameplay kinda sucks. It makes a mockery of Forza 2.

 

you go from 0-60 in a second, you can turn the car 45 degrees in a second, you can stop the car in a second. Real cars don't have that acceleration, and real cars cannot turn as easily as that, it's like driving a car so light it's made of cardboard. You can turn on a sixpence

 

Yeah but realism isn't fun. Rally games are. DiRT fits this bill, but not yours.

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My Google findings seem to suggest that you need Windows Media Centre. I have an XP PC with Media Connect and a laptop with Vista Ultimate. Can I use either of them to do it or do I actually need Windows Media Centre?

 

If you have Vista Ultimate then surely you have Media Centre with that?!

 

Even if you do get the media sharing set up then the video files will still have to be .wmv (or whatever the 360 can play). Sadly I can't watch any of the videos on my comp through my 360.

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If you have Vista Ultimate then surely you have Media Centre with that?!

 

Even if you do get the media sharing set up then the video files will still have to be .wmv (or whatever the 360 can play). Sadly I can't watch any of the videos on my comp through my 360.

 

"I've" (my brother) has only had Vista for a few days and I haven't had a chance to play around with it yet.

 

So all I need to do is set up WMC, convert the video to WMV HD and then do something with the Xbox to make it talk to WMC and I'm away?

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"I've" (my brother) has only had Vista for a few days and I haven't had a chance to play around with it yet.

 

So all I need to do is set up WMC, convert the video to WMV HD and then do something with the Xbox to make it talk to WMC and I'm away?

 

As far as I know that should work!

 

I might try converting some of my videos to see if they'll work.

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I've just obtained a .mkv file. I like to think I'm quite tech-savvy, but I've never heard of this before. My Mac is wanting to open it with VLC. When I transfer it to the PC will Videora be able to convert it? The Videora website doesn't actually have a list of filetypes that work..

 

My Mac actually seems to slow to play the file, although that might be because I have too many programmes open. I thought I could just connect the TV up to my Mac and watch them that way.

 

Edit again - A very quick Google shows videora does convert mkvs to Xbox format.

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My Google findings seem to suggest that you need Windows Media Centre. I have an XP PC with Media Connect and a laptop with Vista Ultimate. Can I use either of them to do it or do I actually need Windows Media Centre?

 

 

Windows media player 11 is the simplest way to do it really....

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