Open Source C# Home Theater PC Software

Save monitor configurations of Windows 7 or 10 and easily switch between them with a click in a popup menu of your taskbar. The tool is designed for users with two or more monitors who in certain situations would like to quickly change their monitor setup (e.g. enable/disable a TV which is attached to the HDMI port, make an attached TV the primary display to remove tearing switch which monitor is on the left/right...). Along the monitor state and setup the resolution is also saved and restored. The program works by saving a current monitor setup as configured using the windows control panel to an xml file. Once saved the configuration can be quickly restored at any time. Requires .NET 4.0 Framework to be installed. The program is quite simple and in an early development stage. It is provided without any warranty. If you accidentally disable all your monitors boot into safe mode to fix the problem. If you like the program say thanks by clicking the Donation link in the menu!

WinTV Browser is a TV like user interface for your home theatre PC. It aims to mimic the Android TV user interface or the user interface that is built into your smart TV. It is in essence a Web Browser that uses WebView2, the Microsoft Chromium based browser. It operates smoothly and has excellent support for websites. Use your XBOX controller to navigate the user interface. Your controller will act like a mouse, with some extra functions for some buttons. Version 0.2.3 Changes: Read more: https://sourceforge.net/p/wintvbrowser/wiki/Release%200.2.3%20Changelog/ Version 0.2.4 Changes: Read more: https://sourceforge.net/p/wintvbrowser/wiki/Release%200.2.4%20Changelog/

*** For the latest v5 with integrated YouTube Web (controllable with the YouTube app on your phone) please download from https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/p/sleep/9ppgrg6t7dcj *** Do you use your computer for playback of films, streamed TV etc. before going to sleep? In these cases, Windows' sleep functionality is suspended and won't kick in once the video has finished. The solution for many is to use a sleep timer to send the computer to sleep after the estimated amount of time of the video. But you need to remember to do this every time. Sleep# handles this automatically: Sleep# sends your computer to sleep after the playback of fullscreen video, providing Windows has been idle for a predefined amount of time. There is a grace period at the end of the fullscreen video before sending your computer to sleep, allowing you to interrupt the process should you still be awake. Sleep# works with VLC media player, Windows Media Player, Google Play Movies & TV amongst others.

XBMC Media Move is a powerful tool designed to fill the gap between softwares like µTorrent and XBMC Media Center (Kodi) by dispatching media files (video/music/photo/etc...) automatically upon arrival. Please note that even if this software could be used in a context of illegal multimedia consumption, I do not encourage to do so! Note: XBMC Media Move is provided with already pre-configured settings; so it can be installed and used right away (following a standard use) or manually adjusted to your needs. Standard use setup: 1) Install XBMC Media Move. 2) Open configuration window and follow the instructions in the Setup Assistant. 3) That's it! You're now a big step closer to a fully automated Multimedia Center. Note: Language translations were made using Google Translate services. If you notice any error, please suggest a correction! Thank you and enjoy using XBMC Media Move.

bcon sends commands for remote-control via the serial port of your computer. It is a command-line based tool - so you can bind it to macros and other applications.

BeamerCommander allows you to give commands remotely via COM Port to your Sanyo PLC-XU78/75 Beamer.

MCE Controller home page: http://mcec.codeplex.com/

Automatically rename and move downloaded television show episodes.