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Tired of seeing notifications when you're watching a movie on your Xbox 360? It's great to be notified about your friends and achievements when playing a game, but most people don't want to be bothered while watching a DVD. Buried in the system is an option to turn off notifications - but only while you're watching a video.
Lots of gamers prefer to play with their view "inverted". When they pull the control stick down they want to look up, and when they push the control stick forward they want to look down. You can usually change this setting on a game by game basis, but Xbox360 introduced a new feature to set y-inverted as the default across all games.
You need to take a screencap of something on your Xbox360 - or any gaming console for that matter. It's actually not too hard as long as you have the right software. Because the Xbox 360doesn't have a built in screen shot feature, the only way to do so is through video capture software. Not only will this tutorial show you how to take screenshots of your Xbox360, it'll inadvertently show you how to capture video as well.
Many people are still paying cable TV, even in the digital age. Besides saving literally your entire TV cable bill every month, using digital distribution has some other great advantages. You won’t be plagued by commercials. Most content is show commercial free, but even when there are commercials they’re never more than thirty second breaks. You also have the advantage of watching what you want, when you want. You can pause it, watch more later, and pick whatever show and episode you want. You’ll be able to easily watch an entire series from start to end and enjoy it far more. This article will give you a lot of different options for watching digitally. You can find links to the various sites, devices, and other eHows mentioned in the resources section at the bottom of the page.
One of the best features of the Xbox 360 is it's ability to stream content from your computer to the console. Any Windows PC on the network can play movies, music, and tv shows over a network and on to your TV. Thanks to some great software, you can do this on your Mac as well - and it's actually fairly easy
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