The user interface was clean, relatively simple, and one of Microsoft’s better UI implementations. While WMC never really became hugely popular, it has a dedicated and vocal community. Perhaps the biggest feature, at a time when not everyone had a DVR, was the live TV recording functionality it offered when paired with PC TV tuner devices. The premise was to leverage the power of PC hardware to enable an all-in-one media center, capable of playing DVDs, videos, photos and music with a 10 foot remote control interface. WMC was novel when introduced as a special edition of Windows XP in 2002. Microsoft recently announced that after a dozen years, it would no longer include support for Windows Media Center (WMC) in the upcoming Windows 10.
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