Entertainment 2.0 from The Digital Media Zone

After live interviews from the Meetup, Josh covers the news. SiliconDust has a new four-tuner device coming. Microsoft is closing down the Groove Music service, and game gifting arrives on Xbox. The post Entertainment 2.0 #424: Live from the Meetup appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Josh and Richard offer their tips for making sure your DVR or home theater PC are ready for the fall TV season. Plex’s news service launches, and the Xbox is getting USB webcam support. The post Entertainment 2.0 #423: The CBS Extortion Fee appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Rob H. from the AV Rant podcast joins us to discuss HDR standards, building a 4k home theater PC, Dolby Atmos, the intricacies of Audio Return Channel, and more! The post Entertainment 2.0 #422: 4k HTPCs with Rob H. appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Plex brings their live TV and DVR functionality to more platforms. Disney and Microsoft Movies & TV break up while Spotify and Hulu kindle a new romance. Apple finally goes 4k, and they might shake up pricing. The post Entertainment 2.0 #421: Galaxy Quest-esque appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Plex has updated their HTPC app with a new look and feel. Gifting and a wishlist are coming to the Xbox. Mixer goes mobile. More Fall Creators Update details are revealed, and the DMZ launches a new show. The post Entertainment 2.0 #420: Old and Crotchety appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Microsoft gives final details on the Xbox One X at GamesCom. There are great deals on Groove and Xbox digital games. NYPD nixes Windows Phone. The post Entertainment 2.0 #419: Ultra Mobile Mixed Reality PCs appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Jared Newman joins us to talk about the state of cord cutting today. Are we at the point where TV and DVR fans have some reasonable alternatives to traditional cable? The post Entertainment 2.0 #418: The State of Cord Cutting appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Spotify has finally landed on the Xbox One. Plex brings live TV and DVR out of beta. The Xbox One gets a UI overhaul...again, and Disney is planning their own streaming service. The post Entertainment 2.0 #417: Maybe I’m an Xbox Stalker appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Microsoft Groove brings music videos to PC and may soon get visualizers. Xbox Game Pass gets more games, and Microsoft shows new controller designs and a smaller Xbox Wireless Adapter. The post Entertainment 2.0 #416: Vizualizerizers appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

The Xbox gets its first big update since the spring. The guide data crisis is over. Emby has a powerful DVR solution, and Element releases a low cast Amazon-enabled TV. The post Entertainment 2.0 #415: The Ban Hammer appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Windows Media Center guide data has gone missing again, Showtime comes to Xbox along with Netflix’s first Atmos movie. Windows Phone 8.1 support ends, and PlayStation Vue gets more expensive. The post Entertainment 2.0 #414: The 2017 Guide Data Crisis appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Spoticast gets a new Xbox-focused UI update. Microsoft clears up more details around Xbox One X while the guys share more thoughts on the console, and Premier League soccer is going cable-free. The post Entertainment 2.0 #413: Like Getting the PC for Free appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Sling TV brings DVR functionality to Windows and Xbox. Mohu has a new antenna. Spotify is in the Windows Store, and Xbox avatars are getting more fun and diverse. The post Entertainment 2.0 #412: Those Are Some Cool Moms appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Microsoft’s announcements from E3 dominated the news and this episode. Project Scorpio has a name, price, and release date. There were also tons of games! We break down the pros and cons of Xbox One X and more! The post Entertainment 2.0 #411: Xbox One X: It’s Recursive! appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Plex brings its DVR and live TV to multiple clients. SoundCloud comes to Windows 10 and Xbox. Microsoft releases their E3 schedule, and we wonder if Windows 10 ‘CShell’ even matters. The post Entertainment 2.0 #410: The Discovery Hole appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.