You’d think that after all these years Iriver would finally get it right. Well, not with the E10.

It’s not Update Rollup 3, but it’s at least a cumulative update for Update Rollup 2.
Auto Updates users may have this already, but if not, there’s a new list of fixes in it. As an Aussie Digital TV user, none of the fixes reminded me of any past experiences (which is good), and it cuts [...]

Bigpond Movies and Windows XP Media Center Edition (MCE) use the same genetic code, but don’t quite agree with each other.

The other day, BigpondMovies (they have a mail-based DVD service as well, but I’m only interested in digital downloads) reached my personal tipping point for the amount of content I was actually interested in, so I thought I’d give it a shot. Ten bucks later, I had Kung Fu Hustle and xXx (the Vin Diesel [...]

I upgraded from my last little box to a new monster of a thing (that I’m really going to have to work out how to cool more quietly).
This involved going from a P4 3.2 HT socket 478 to an Athlon64 3500+, probably pre-Venice core, and an Nvidia 6600 PCIe from a Radeon 9550.
Everything is seemingly [...]

TV Connectors. Everybody loves ‘em.
Personally, I never even bothered thinking about them.
If you’re just interested in what connector gives you the best image quality, skip straight to the Cheat Sheet at the end of the article.
But as it turns out, there are benefits to getting the type of connector configured optimally – even on older [...]