Why I buy this one ?
- Easy installation
- Network connection through WLAN or LAN

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What our customer's say!

"Halfway There", I have been looking for a way to view family photos, that are stored on our home pc, on our living room tv. We have a Wii and have a wireless connection to our pc. I had tried a free internet media center for the Wii through Red Kawa. I was able to make a connection to the pc, but standard photos taken by our Sony digital camera were too large in size for the software too handle. Photos of low quality (email photos, etc.) came through from PC to our TV via the media center and the Wii.

Looking for another solution, I came upon the X-oom Media Center for Wii software. This is an improvement upon the Red Kawa free software, but problems still exist. I experienced numerous system crashes in trying index our pc's photo library (approx. 3,000 photos). Ideally all of our photos on the pc would be available for viewing on our TV, but the software cannot handle this. I have read product reviews (after-the-fact) on Amazon's UK site, and have learned that this is a common frustration for the users of this product.

My current work-around solution is to create a "X-oom" folder and drop a couple of hundred photos that I may want to view in it. X-oom handles this volume very well, and the photos come through perfectly on our big screen tv. I have not used any of the other software functions in depth (video, music, rss feeds etc.), but after my photo experiences, I would be wary of how useful they would be.

This is a decent product at this point, and may serve your needs depending upon your expectations, but has great need for improvement. My hope is that X-oom or a competitor will continue to improve upon the current generation of media center software, as more and more people will want access to their pc's from their living room couch.