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Enjoy music, photos, and movies in any room

Using Windows Media Player 11, you can stream music, movies, and even photos from your computer to a networked digital media receiver (DMR)—such as an Xbox 360—that is connected to your home theater, stereo, or TV. If you’re running Windows Media Player 11 for Windows Vista, you can also share the contents of your library with other computers in your home.