Windows Media Center Quick Reference for Xbox 360

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Windows Media Center Quick Reference for Xbox 360.
This document contains important information about using your Xbox 360 with Windows Media Center. This document includes information such as using the Xbox 360 controller and the Xbox 360 Remotes with Windows Media Center and networking tips.
Xbox 360 Universal Remote
Xbox 360 Media Remote
Xbox 360 Controller
On-screen keyboard
Y Program Guide
B Live TV
Mute
On-screen keyboard
Program Guide Y
Live TV B
Channel Up A
Channel Dn X
Replay ]
Rewind _
Back <
Navigation l
x Skip
' Fast Forward
Y On-screen keyboard
X More Info
B Back
A Select / Enter
> Windows Media Center Start Menu
Stop C Play
Channel Up
Channel Down
Press to Pause
L
Press to Record
NavigationUse Windows Media Center with Xbox 360.
The Xbox 360 Universal Remote and the Xbox 360 Media Remote include the Windows Media Center Start button????referred to as Start).
?If the Xbox 360 console is turned off, press Start to turn on the Xbox 360 console and start Windows?edia Center.
?If you are in the Xbox Dashboard, press Start from any location to start Windows Media Center.
Xbox 360 controller
To start Windows Media Center, go to the Xbox Dashboard and select Media. To display the Start menu when Windows Media Center is running, press the Start button?n the controller.
You can enter text or numbers by using the Xbox 360
on-screen keyboard or the numeric keypad on the Xbox 360 Universal Remote. To display the on-screen keyboard when you need to enter text, press DVD MENU on the Xbox?60 remotes or On-screen keyboard Y on the Xbox?60 controller.
You can connect the Xbox 360 console to an 802.11a or 802.11g wireless network by purchasing an Xbox 360 wireless adapter. The Xbox 360 Wireless Adapter is available throught www.xbox.com.
When using Windows Media Center, 802.11a wireless networks provide optimal bandwidth. 802.11a networks…