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Connect360: Xbox 360 integration for your Mac
by Jordan Running Feb 13th 2006 at 5:40PM
Connect360 is an app for your Mac that lets your Xbox 360 stream iTunes playlists and iPhoto photo albums from
your Mac. According to Nullriver, the makers of Connect360, the software will automatically detect your Xbox and enable
vice versa. It supports all of iTunes music formats and most image formats. Unfortunately it's not free—though
it's beta software, Connect360 will cost you $10—but there is, of course, a free trial.
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Martin Lortie said 8:24AM on 2-14-2006
If only someone could develop a tool to stream videos to my XBOX 360 without Windows Media Centre I would be in heaven.
Read my post about this: http://www.technolovie.com/archives/82
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