There's plenty of ATI tuners available on eBay. Or you can just wait until the requirement for OEMs is dropped and the new Ceton or Hauppauge tuners come out.

I got all girly and took down my posters and anime stuff. Now it's just photo reproductions and prints and my diploma.

Dunno what I'd do with all that Old Spice, but count me in!

Yes DC, this news is from back on Sept. 5th and webguide has been around for years before that. But not everyone knows about it, and since it's such a great program I sure don't mind having an audience the size of Engadget's seeing it.

My reason for posting however, is for all the people who keep asking what the difference is between this and Orb. Missing Remote had a review/shootout between various streaming software including Webguide and Orb a few months ago: http://www.missingremote.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1367&Itemid=232

As well as an article specifically about Webguide: http://www.missingremote.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1289&Itemid=153

I'm happy for Doug, he adds some great talent to the Media Center team. Unfortunately that does mean that Webguide won't get any new features though, which kind of sucks. We'll see how things pan out.

Bah, this form never seems to work right in Firefox.
Oh well... IE it is!

Can't hurt to try! Engadget rules.

I'm still playing Unreal Tournament 2004 because my PC is crap. :(

Gah, I have to come up with a favorite scene? All the fight scenes were great! And the fact that they were all scantily clad buff guys doesn't hurt either. I guess if I have to narrow it down, I liked the humor during the scene where they're building the wall out of their dead enemies bodies.