InterVideo and CyberLink this week released new home theater options that are designed to turn the standard TV and PC in the multimedia viewing center for videos, photos, music and more.InterVideo’s Home Theater can record and playback TV shows (like Tivo) as well as play videos downloaded from the Internet or on a DVD drive. InterVideo also provides a personal music library for aggregating and listening to a collection of music and can create photo slide shows from digital photos. Home Theater works on Windows 2000 and XP with a $99 introductory price tag, which includes a 36-key remote and USB dongle.CyberLink’s PowerCinema 3 offers similar features minus the TV recording. Users can organize and view videos, music and photos with the software. A soon-to-be added feature will allow a TV to be used as the viewing device, with an user interface designed to be viewed from 10 feet away and navigated by remote control. PowerCinema 3 is currently priced at $59.95 and runs on Windows XP. Related content opinion Imprezzeo makes image search easier By Jason Meserve Apr 03, 2009 1 min Video Web Search Enterprise Applications opinion Skype on the iPhone is a sweet app By Jason Meserve Apr 02, 2009 1 min iPhone opinion March Madness coming to an iPhone near you By Jason Meserve Mar 12, 2009 1 min iPhone opinion Nice play by Amazon with Kindle iPhone app By Jason Meserve Mar 10, 2009 1 min Kindle iPhone Amazon.com Podcasts Videos Resources Events NEWSLETTERS Newsletter Promo Module Test Description for newsletter promo module. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe