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eBay listings coming soon to Media Center

Published March 3, 2005 by Ed Bott

In the comments to my TiVo versus MCE versus Cable post, Christoph Bünger sends along this teaser to his upcoming eBay plug-in for Media Center:

mceAuction will include:

  • Search auctions
  • View auctions with images and description
  • Bid on auctions
  • ‘Buy Now’ support
  • My eBay (”Items I’m Watching”, “Items I’m Bidding On”, “Items I’ve Won”, “Items I Didn’t Win”,”Items I’m Selling”, “Items I’ve Sold” + “Unsold Items”)

All “after auction handling” has to be made with normal browser. all things are “read-only” (Except the bidding-part of the application, that is real user-interaction with eBay).

The plugin will be officially eBay-certified and proofed. It comes with multilingual support (english and german at release, more languages when someone translates them for me), installation/deinstallation.

This one has the potential to be a real winner. Christoph’s other add-ins are first-rate. If you use MCE, the mceWeather add-in is a must-have.



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  1. Christoph Buenger says:

    thanks for the appreciation!

    and it’s even getting better: mceAuction Beta is available for download at http://www.cbuenger.com.

    have fun with it
    Christoph

    Posted April 5, 2005 @ 2:58 pm
  2. The Wired Home Weblog says:

    Ebaying the Media Center Way

    We’ve told you about the ability to surf eBay over your TiVo. Now, MCESoft.com is working on an eBay plug-in for Media Center. The plug in will let you: – Search auctions – View auctions with images and description -…

    Posted March 8, 2005 @ 5:44 am
  3. Christoph Buenger says:

    Next good news: the complete new version 2.0 of mceAuction just got the “eBay Star Developer Award for Innovative Application” at the eBay Developer Conference in Las Vegas.

    It’s worth taking a deeper look at the 2.0: there are plenty of new features like notifications and Google Maps support for item’s location.

    greetings
    Christoph

    Posted June 26, 2006 @ 4:53 am

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