Watch Hulu On Windows Media Center

When Hulu first launched, everyone was calling it a revolution in Internet TV. But visiting their website, browsing through their list of shows, and finally playing it just got a little boring. This is where SecondRun.tv comes in. It is a plugin for Windows Media Center that lets you play videos from Hulu, ABC and other networks directly without having to visit their websites. You can select the shows and navigate through them using Windows Media Center remote control.

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Since the plugin is in beta stage of development, there are a few bugs that needs to be sorted out. According to the developer, only shows from Hulu will open in full screen while other’s wont. But in my case, some shows  from Hulu didn’t open in full screen either. You can only Play/Pause the shows using the remote control, other options such as Forward/Reverse have not been implemented yet. To return back, you will have to press Return button.

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As you can see from the screenshot above, you can select the Episode you want to watch and their preview is shown as well. It’s not stable release yet but if you watch online TV a lot, it’s worth giving a try. Enjoy!

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2 Comments

  1. Peter
    Posted December 29, 2009 at 6:02 am | Permalink

    This look great but where is the link to the Hulu app?

  2. NR
    Posted February 8, 2010 at 6:26 am | Permalink

    It's in the text. Look for “SecondRun.tv”.

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