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To me, this sounds really simple, but I know that isn’t the case for everyone. So I’ll walk you through it a bit… TVersity is a great piece of software! WHAT IT DOES: TVersity started life cataloging audio, video and pictures on your computer, and serving them up to a remote box on your network via streaming. TVersity wanted to be more, and it began pulling content from the Internet, and relaying it to the endpoints. With the 2008 releases, TVersity can now transcode flash video files, such as YouTube, and supply them to a Wii over the Internet channel. For educators, there are many excellent audio and video podcasts out there such as CNN Student Daily, NASA and National Geographic. You will need a computer that is generally “on” most of the time.
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Here’s how to connect it to your Windows 7 computer as a mapped drive. First of all, you need to go to and use your Windows Live account (the same you use to access Hotmail, Messenger, Windows Live Mail or MSN) to log in and create the folders you want to use by using the New menu. You can create private and shared folders and customize the access for every one of them. After your have created your folders, you will need to link your computer to your online ID so it can access them without asking for credentials every time.
Click on the Start Menu button and select Control Panel. Select User Accounts and Family Safety. Go to User Accounts. Click on Link Online IDs located on the left side of the window. Click on Link Online ID. If you haven´t installed the Windows Live ID provider, you will be taken to a website to download it.