Behind the scenes with the Windows Media Center dev team
Windows Media Center fan and photographer Thomas Hawk recently got to visit the people behind the platform, returning with pics of the people who put the product together and a few of the tools used to make it happen. Captured above is the team's listening room (also used by other AV teams working on Windows Media Player, codecs, etc.), unfortunately there aren't any snaps of future upgrades and projects from the team, but if you use it, be sure to hit the read link and find out a bit more about where and who it comes from.





















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Nils-H @ Aug 5th 2008 3:18PM
All this equipment and all they can come up with is crap!?
Chad @ Aug 5th 2008 8:32PM
Man, being Microsoft, I would think they could afford a larger television.
Astacide @ Aug 6th 2008 12:36AM
No wonder media center sucks, they have no concept of how to setup a theater, or even the most basic concepts of what 5.1 is. Holy shit, that is shameful. :o\
Astacide @ Aug 6th 2008 12:38AM
Maybe we just can't see the rear channels in the room, looks like they have studio monitors with the blue lights as front center and right, plus a stereo pair for testing... Media center still sucks though...
dj496 @ Aug 7th 2008 8:30AM
Given the shape of the room, the *side* speakers are nowhere in sight though.
dj496 @ Aug 7th 2008 8:26AM
Please don't tell me that's how they think 7.1ch speakers are supposed to be set up. And this is their listening room?