TechMicrosoftMedia Center Master Version 1.31.18111.710 Released

Media Center Master Version 1.31.18111.710 Released

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Peter Souza IV has released version 1.31.18111.710 of his excellent Media Center Master software.

MCM_SS_01_450

What is Media Center Master?

Here is how Peter describes Media Center Master for those of you who don’t know what it is:

Smooth, powerful interface to organize your media collection.
Support for the built-in Windows Media Center Video Library strip (dvdid.xml) as well as MediaBrowser extension (mymovies.xml).
Movies, television, and adult title search from a variety of configurable meta data sources.
Built-in, fully-automated episode torrenting from multiple sources. Keep your T.V. series updated through the internet for free.
Full meta-data editor with tools to automate movie and T.V. episode renaming.
Theatrical trailer downloader with options for automatic re-encoding.
Extendable fetcher system allows other programmers to write fetchers — sample source code included in the forums.
Configurable to download actor/actress thumbnails and movie/T.V. posters, fan art, backdrops, and banners.
Flexible post-processing allows command-line operations after a movie title has been fetched — works great with Stark Covers.
…and a whole lot more…

What’s Included in this update?

Changelog:
issue #670 (fix): Subtitle downloading before license is validated
issue #622 (add): YouTube Trailers Possible?
issue #548 (fix): MCM downloads subtitles in wrong language
issue #429 (fix): Not fetching from subscene

Additionally, fixes were made to the licensing system and update tracker, which was causing many auto-update issues. Figured it was time for just a fully new installation package.

Download Media Center Master from here
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