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In the end the viewer should be able to view and use all their favorite service from a single interface and not a dozen of different platforms switching from settop-box to Joost to AppleTv and back... If Google wants to it right they should consider themselves what made the Web so great: Openness and Standards.
http://tv-links.co.uk - watch full tv shows youtube-style
http://sharetv.org - download full tv shows
bittorrent.com, itunes, and amazon - buy tv shows online
Go buy an TV out video card and an s-video cable with an RCA video end on it as well as an RCA stereo cable with a 1/8 inch headphone jack on the other end. The total cost of all 3 of those item can run you as little as $150.00 with taxes.
Plug the s-video end into your tv-out card and the video RCA end into one of your inputs on your TV. Then plug the 1/8 headphone jack into your sound card and the RCA ends into either your stereo or TV and there you go, you can now watch YouTube or any other video on your TV and have stereo sound.
Most TV out video cards come with a remote that allows you to control some functionality.
The consumer is more than enabled to break free of traditional TV, only we're not trying hard enough.
While I like some of the ideas, I'm also getting that "it's far too invasive" feeling creeping up my spine.
I can already do so much from watching YouTube on my phone to watching shows when I want to - not when they are broadcast. I don't watch commercials.
I just feel... I'm wary, worries and watchful. We'll see what *actually* happens
http://jamesspratt.com/blog/index.php/geek/synd...
http://jamesspratt.com/blog/index.php/geek/synd...
James
Security concerns are do users worry about tv cookies? Will we need virus protection for our tvs?
Thanks for the interesting read from your frineds @ http://www.askTheAdmin.com
In the meanwhile, you can still get the old' Internet TV from here:
http://www.freetube.us.tc
http://www.joost.com
http://www.peekvids.com
http://www.jumptv.com
Google is not a government agency, Georgia. Damn.
One thing that is exciting is that google always has a great innovations in the presentation of otherwise annoying things like ads and webmail. I look forward to see what their brain trust produces.
I know I spend an inordinate amount of time surfing websites like Peekvid, alluc.org, tv-links.co.uk, sidereel.com for my favorite TV shows but since content is always being taken down by the host websites the links are notoriously inconsistent (I've been cataloguing the current best sites for viewing popular TV shows at http://www.mymindwanders.com/blog/?cat=13 ).
It's time for networks to get with the program and perhaps Google will be the final push they need.
Good Lord! Can you imagine such a great service? What ever could we call it...? Red ring of death, blue screen of death?... no wait, those are already taken. I can think of no quicker way to send IPTV back the geek board then letting MSN get control of another box. Jesus H, please help us.
-Van TVFreeOnYourPC
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