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Windows Media Center Visual and Sound Effects
Posted By Brent Trahan On September 24, 2008 @ 8:03 am In All, Vista, Windows, Windows Media Center | 1 Comment
Go to Tasks and then select settings in Windows Media Center. Select General and then Visual and Sound Effects.
Use Transitional animations: This setting enables smooth transitions between menus and screens when enabled. Disabling transitional animations might help give a struggling video card a small performance boost.
Play sounds when navigating WMC: This setting enables sound effects when you navigate through Windows Media Center.
Select a Windows Media Center color scheme. Your options are:
Standard
High contrast white
High contrast black
If an image stays unchanged for a long time on some screens a faint remnant (called screen burn) of the image will remain on the screen when the image changes. You can minimize screen burn during video playback by changing the color of the lines that might appear on the left and right or top and bottom of the video. The video background color can be changed from black to different shades of gray to white.
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