Open Media Library has gone in to public beta, OML is an open source Movie library application for Vista Media Center, that looks fantastic and has features like DVD streaming to Extender along with support a good selection of video formats . I have been talking to the developers and their plans for the project are very impressive, look out for David Shultz from OML on [tmcs]  in a couple of weeks . More information on the OML forum and the Google Source Code page 

Details from the forum post:

It is a great pleasure for me to present you all with the very first early beta of Open Media Library – OML. OML is the first open source movie library to be released to the public and man are we proud. Months of hard work have been put in to please all requesters and early alpha testers and to give you all the very best movie library out there. This is the first release, so there are bugs, there are errors and your feature request may not be included yet. So please go download OML, use it, abuse it and report back to us about what works, what needs to be altered and how we can make the product even better. We love feedback, but please primarily use OML’s own forum at forums.openmedialibrary.org.
So for the downloads
Both x86 and x64 can be found at the Google Code page
Direct downloads:
x86
x64

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