john321 wrote:And... you all have done exactly what I asked you NOT to do!
I don't think I'm sure anyone is obligated to honor your lecturing in your initial post.
And for the record, "we all" did NOT do "exactly" what you dared ask us to do. We actually answered your question (despite no one have any obligation to respond to your ranting lecture).
@adam1991: I have been using WMC longer than you have, even though my current username on this site might suggest otherwise. I remember when you joined this site.
You mean, a few days after it was created, after the old MS site got ruined? Yes.
Also, I've been administering Windows systems since Windows 1.0. Based on your username, you probably weren't even born yet when Windows 1.0 was released. I've forgotten more about Windows than you probably know.
I get that sentiment now and again, but believe me, if you are making assumptions on my date of birth based on my user name, you are proving the old saw about what happens when you ASS-U-ME things.
And you continue with ASS-U-Ming that no one else can know things you know. Interesting concept for a forum.
Please don't lecture me.
Dude, chill out. Really.
The rest of this forum might say, please don't come in here with your list of demands in the manner in which you did so. Don't lecture US.
@jec6613: I don't install ANYTHING on this PC. It is my dedicated WMC machine. I don't even allow Windows Update to run on this PC.
Huh. Same here. And you know what? It's been running with no slowdowns for...over 6.5 years now.
For the rest of you, I received confirmation from Silicondust that their DVR software still cannot record copy-protected shows!
Of course, you didn't have to bother the nice folks at Silicon Dust...because confirmation of what you insist the rest of us tell you in a certain manner is right up on their web site. Has been since the DVR project began. Did you go there before you came here demanding things of the world in your certain way?
https://www.silicondust.com/dvr-service/
What part of
*DRM protected Cable TV channels in the USA are available to be viewed Live via Windows 10 devices. Record, playback and other platforms coming soon.
didn't you understand?
Your attitude coming in here like that is fascinating, given that the manufacturer already did EXACTLY what you wanted in EXACTLY the format you wanted it.
Again: please don't come in here and lecture us, either at the beginning of a thread like you did or throughout it.