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Xbox Media Player, or XBMP for short, was the predecessor to [[Xbox Media Center]], or XBMC. Based on the [[Mplayer]] core, it allowed owners of a modified [[Xbox]] to display pictures and movie files, as well as play music files from the hard drive, CDs, DVDs or [[Server Message Block|SMB]] shares. Due to copyright issues, XBMP is illeagal to distribute in its compiled form, but since XBMP is [[open-source]], users are free to modify and compile the source code using their own methods. See [[Xbox Media Center]] for more information. | '''Xbox Media Player''', or XBMP for short, was the predecessor to [[Xbox Media Center]], or XBMC. Based on the [[Mplayer]] core, it allowed owners of a modified [[Xbox]] to display pictures and movie files, as well as play music files from the hard drive, CDs, DVDs or [[Server Message Block|SMB]] shares. Due to copyright issues, XBMP is illeagal to distribute in its compiled form, but since XBMP is [[open-source]], users are free to modify and compile the source code using their own methods. See [[Xbox Media Center]] for more information. | ||
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Xbox Media Player, or XBMP for short, was the predecessor to Xbox Media Center, or XBMC. Based on the Mplayer core, it allowed owners of a modified Xbox to display pictures and movie files, as well as play music files from the hard drive, CDs, DVDs or SMB shares. Due to copyright issues, XBMP is illeagal to distribute in its compiled form, but since XBMP is open-source, users are free to modify and compile the source code using their own methods. See Xbox Media Center for more information.