Stream video to Xbox 360 with TVersity

Written by James Delahunty @ 25 Mar 2007 12:58 User comments (4)

We have added another guide to our guide section today for streaming video to Xbox 360 without having to encode to WMV yourself and without needing a Windows Media Center PC. This is achieved using TVersity, which can stream to multiple devices over a wired or wireless network. In the guide a wireless network is used as an example.

TVersity transcodes to WMV on-the-fly and streams it to the Xbox 360, so needless to say a fast PC is ideal.

Stream video to Xbox 360 with TVersity:
https://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/stream_video_xbox_360_tversity.cfm

If you find any errors whether they are with spelling or anything else, or if you have any criticisms or suggestions or anything, don't hesitate to send me a Private Message (you need to be logged in). User feedback has helped us so many times in the past to get stuff "just right".

Enjoy.

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126.3.2007 00:52

buckstone

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I tried to install this, but Norton blocks it saying it has VirusBurst.

226.3.2007 01:44

Dela

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most definitely ma false positive, I have AVG and it doesn't bring up anything like that and TVerisyt is quite popular, we'd know by now if there was something like that wrong ;-)

34.4.2007 22:39

bradyh30

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Okay we have multiple computers at my house and 2 xboxes. when i try to click tversity on BRADY it goes to another screen and automatically every time connects to tversity on Matt. if i shut his tversity off then i can connect to mine. i cant connect to only my IP because my tversity then gives and error. do you know what i can do?

421.4.2009 08:40

bjpryan

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just wondering if anyone knows if when streaming video through an xbox 360, if you can get cover art to diplay when searhing through your video list??

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