2009-06-05

XBMC Media Center 9.04.1

XBMC Media Center 9.04.1XBMC is an award winning media center application for Linux, Mac OS X, Windows and XBox. The ultimate hub for all your media, XBMC is easy to use, looks slick, and has a large helpful community. Try it now!

Media Management
XBMC supports viewing and playing a vast library of audio, video and image formats. XBMC has a sophisticated library management system that allows you to organize all your media to give you quick and immediate access.

Fluid Interface
XBMC provides a user friendly interface that's intuitive, very flexible, and easy to use. The interface is completely customizable through user-created or downloadable skins.

Plug-ins and Extensibility
XBMC has a built-in Python interpreter that allows users and developers to write their own scripts and plugins that run inside XBMC using it's own widgets and controls. It also has a built-in web server that allows it to be controlled remotely.

Visualisations
XBMC's audio player supports many visualisations including ProjectM and Goom. In addition, it allows easy development of visualisations using a simple API.

Title: XBMC Media Center 9.04.1
Filename: XBMC_for_Windows-9.04.1-repack.exe
File size: 44.38MB (46,531,155 bytes)
Requirements: Windows XP/Vista/XP64/Vista64
License: Open Source
Date added: June 4, 2009
Author: XBMC
xbmc.org

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Change Log

* Support for PPC (PowerPC) processors in XBMC for Mac under Mac OS X 10.x
* Reworked internal path system to remove dependency on legacy drive letters:

* Added special paths ("special://") which replace the internal drive letters
* This change means that all python scripts/plugins need to be updated to work!

* VDPAU hardware accelerated video decoding under Linux on NVIDIA graphics
* Support to use HTTP directory listing as media source
* UPnP MediaServer compliant with DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) standard
* Avahi Zeroconf (Zero Configuration Networking) for XBMC webserver on Mac OS X
* Initial support for streaming from HTS Tvheadend server/relay on Linux
* Shift-key navigation in lists, (jump to starting letter by holding down shift)
* PulseAudio sound server support, (only in XBMC for Linux and XBMC Live as of yet)
* New Karaoke Features in XBMC SDL/OpenGL ports (Linux/Mac/Windows):

* CDG (CDG + MP3, AAC, CDG, WAV, etc.) playback - Play standard CDG karaoke files
* LRC (LRCv1 and LRCv2) - Karaoke text based lyrics file format with .lrc extension
* MIDI (.MID/.KAR) playback - Play MIDI format karaoke files
* Transparent ZIP and RAR files - Play MP3+GDG/MIDI files wrapped in ZIP/RAR files
* Supports song numbering with permanent numbers, which means the song could be selected by number, even if another song is being played. The numbering information could be exported into HTML file and used to print catalogs
* Supports real-time lyrics timing modification, allowing to modify the lyrics-music delay. The delay is associated to the song, and then restored when this song is played again

* Updated TiMidity, adding MIDI playback support to Linux, Mac OS X, Windows
* Updated FFmpeg (libavcodec/libavformat) adding new audio/video codecs, like:

* M2TS/M2T/MTS ( Blu-ray and AVCHD video format) container support
* EVO (Enhanced VOB) for HD DVD video format container support
* AVS (Audio Video Standard) audio/video decoder and container support
* Dolby Digital Plus and Dolby TrueHD audio software decoder
* MLP (Meridian Lossless Packing) / Packed PCM (PPCM) audio decoder
* WMA Pro Audio Codec (Windows Media Audio 9 Professional)
* ...and many more, for a full list see XBMC Supported Formats and Codecs

* vgmstream playback of various streamed audio formats used in video games:

* 51 more game audio formats: aax, asd, asr, ass, bgw, bh2pcm, capdsp, ccc, dcs, de2, emff, fag, gbts, gca, gsb, idsp, idvi, isd, joe, kraw, mihb, msvp, mwv, omu, p2bt, pdt, rnd, rwar, rwav, sap, seg, smp, spd, spsd, spw, ss7, ssm, thp, vgs, vs, waa, wac, wad, wam, xa2, xmu, xsf, xvas, ydsp, ymf, zwdsp

* Improved XBMC GUI Skinning Framework to make it even more flexible and powerful
* Skin theme/items changes on-the-fly with variables based on date and/or time
* New Weather properties (skinners can now display all weather info in any window)
* FanArt Backdrop support for Weather (based on current weather condition)
* FanArt Backdrop scraping for Music Artist from htbackdrops.com
* FanArt support for Music Artist (Artists/Groups/Bands) for locally stored backdrops
* FanArt Screensaver
* FanArt Flipping (Image Mirroring)
* Export entire music/video library into separate files (NFO with TBN images)
* Additional music and movie scrapers:

* themoviedb.org (a.k.a. TMDb) movie scraper (the new default)
* amazon.com and amazon.co.uk movie scrapers
* sratim.co.il (Israeli) movie scraper
* mymovies.it (Italian) movie scraper
* last.fm music scraper (still only basic right now)
* discogs.com (English) music scraper (use only for albums right now)
* he.israel-music.co.il (Israeli) music scraper
* imdb.cn (Chinese) movie scraper
* naver.com (Korean) movie scraper
* daum.net (Korean) movie scraper

* Scrape MyMovies.xml (to import meta data from MyMovies media manager)
* Support for movie.nfo and movie.tbn (if there is a movie.nfo file in the folder then XBMC will always use that before anything else)
* Support for mixed (XML and URL) NFO files for Movies
* Support for mixed (XML and URL) NFO files for Music Artist and Album
* Adjust framerate (auto switching refresh rate to match video source frame rate)
* Bit-Perfect Audio Playback on Linux/Mac/Windows (removed audio resampling)
* "LaunchPlayer", option to launch external player added to advancedsettings.xml
* Xbox 360 Controller EventClient
* D-Bus Server supporting MPRIS (Media Player Remote Interfacing Specification)
* Option to safely remove (eject/unmount) external harddrives in XBMC for Linux
* Installed xsession for use in example with GDM and KDM for a XBMC-only session on Linux
* Option to enable MID Moblin support at compile time (XBMC for Linux)
* Cleaner and more consistent source code in general, and improved build systems

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