No, because you would have a hard time sorting through all the videos and stuff to get to what you want to see/listen to. Besides, there is an optional media update that lets you play DivX files that are in your Windows Media Player or Zune collections. (Download from Xbox Live Marketplace) Here's how:Windows Media Player 11:1. Add what you want to watch on your 360 to your collection. (place in appropriate folder in your user folder)2. At the top, click the little arrow under Library, then click on Media Sharing. (make sure your 360 is turned on and connected when you do this. Go to Media, then Pictures/Music/Video and choose Computer as your source)3. Make sure ''Xbox 360'' is there, and has a green checkmark by its icon.4. Click Settings, and make sure ''All'' for all columns is selected.5. Click OK, then click the check box that says ''Share my media to:''.6. Click OK. Zune:1. Add media to collection as necessary.2. Click Settings in the top right hand corner.3. Under Software, click Sharing.4. Click all check boxes. Click ''Share with all 360s.''5. Click ''Enable Media Sharing with Xbox 360''. (UAC window may appear)6. Click OK.Xbox 360:1. Go to the Media blade, and select Video. (You can also do it under Music and Pictures)2. Press X to change the source if necessary.3. You should see an entry for Computer. If you did this with Zune, then it will have a Zune icon next to it.4. You should see a folder structure similar to Windows. Navigate from there to the video you want to see.That should do it.
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No, because you would have a hard time sorting through all the videos and stuff to get to what you want to see/listen to. Besides, there is an optional media update that lets you play DivX files that are in your Windows Media Player or Zune collections. (Download from Xbox Live Marketplace) Here's how:Windows Media Player 11:1. Add what you want to watch on your 360 to your collection. (place in appropriate folder in your user folder)2. At the top, click the little arrow under Library, then click on Media Sharing. (make sure your 360 is turned on and connected when you do this. Go to Media, then Pictures/Music/Video and choose Computer as your source)3. Make sure ''Xbox 360'' is there, and has a green checkmark by its icon.4. Click Settings, and make sure ''All'' for all columns is selected.5. Click OK, then click the check box that says ''Share my media to:''.6. Click OK. Zune:1. Add media to collection as necessary.2. Click Settings in the top right hand corner.3. Under Software, click Sharing.4. Click all check boxes. Click ''Share with all 360s.''5. Click ''Enable Media Sharing with Xbox 360''. (UAC window may appear)6. Click OK.Xbox 360:1. Go to the Media blade, and select Video. (You can also do it under Music and Pictures)2. Press X to change the source if necessary.3. You should see an entry for Computer. If you did this with Zune, then it will have a Zune icon next to it.4. You should see a folder structure similar to Windows. Navigate from there to the video you want to see.That should do it.facial moisturizer
No, because you would have a hard time sorting through all the videos and stuff to get to what you want to see/listen to. Besides, there is an optional media update that lets you play DivX files that are in your Windows Media Player or Zune collections. (Download from Xbox Live Marketplace) Here's how:Windows Media Player 11:1. Add what you want to watch on your 360 to your collection. (place in appropriate folder in your user folder)2. At the top, click the little arrow under Library, then click on Media Sharing. (make sure your 360 is turned on and connected when you do this. Go to Media, then Pictures/Music/Video and choose Computer as your source)3. Make sure ''Xbox 360'' is there, and has a green checkmark by its icon.4. Click Settings, and make sure ''All'' for all columns is selected.5. Click OK, then click the check box that says ''Share my media to:''.6. Click OK. Zune:1. Add media to collection as necessary.2. Click Settings in the top right hand corner.3. Under Software, click Sharing.4. Click all check boxes. Click ''Share with all 360s.''5. Click ''Enable Media Sharing with Xbox 360''. (UAC window may appear)6. Click OK.Xbox 360:1. Go to the Media blade, and select Video. (You can also do it under Music and Pictures)2. Press X to change the source if necessary.3. You should see an entry for Computer. If you did this with Zune, then it will have a Zune icon next to it.4. You should see a folder structure similar to Windows. Navigate from there to the video you want to see.That should do it.
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