I was wonder if any one else watches TV from the internet? I use a program call Miro. It is basicaly a Media Player but it allows you to suscribe to channels (wich are really just RSS feeds). Very cool program.

I watch dl.tv, Cranky Geeks (With John C. Dvorak). There are a hole lot more.

I use Joost sometimes, but because I hacve a rather low conection (450 to 25kbps down, because of a bad ISP), I don't watch it that often. However, they seem to have quite a bit, and it looks pretty good. The only thing is that I would like mainstream TV to show up there, say like G4 or TBS.

Ya I want that to. I'm getting a Free Air Reciver hopefully soon so I can get any channel thats floating around in the air. (satalite signals) It's like $300 for the box a dish to pick the signal up on, but then i'm set for TV for the rest of my life. :P

I've heard of those. It seems like a lot of people uses those in Europe. I may get one of those one days, but first I'll check if there are any free sat channels in this area.

There satalite... there every where :S

But most here I think is encrypted, so I would have to pay to see those channels.

Well here it's the providers box that says "You have to pay for this channel" So if you have a box that isn't from the brovider then you can pick up every channel.

Sadly, I don't or I should say I can't. My connection isn't that great. Also it's not very reliable for variety of reasons.

Buy a cracked box. You'll probably find a sat or cable box on eBay, lol.

This post was last modified: 02-06-2008 03:21 AM by Matt.

Well, here I can get a legal sat system for $399 with 2 4 feet dishes.

But back on topic, has anyone tried the Internet TV in media center? I tried to use it, but they have blocked my location.