Hi, i'm using Miro (Opensource TV program, like Joost(closedsource)), so, anyone can make it portable?
More info here: Miro InternetTV
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~Lurk~
Ryan is workin on it.
...is I'd like me one of them opensource and portable TV Tuner software proggies (assuming there are any).
Any takers?...
"I don't hate cats...as long as they stay on the freeway, where they belong."
- Brad Stine
When I first saw this comment, I thought "why would you want that, the TV tuner cards aren't portable". I then remembered USB TV Tuner cards.
I'll take a look for you
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."
...Ryan, ya need to remember that portability ain't just about being able to do the *same* stuff on *different* PCs.
It's ALSO about being able to compute on one PC w/o the restrictions of "installed" software getting in one's way.
If I have a proggy on my PC that serves an important function and is portable, I'll use that ANY DAY over an installed proggy, assuming that the functions are roughly equivalent. Then, I 'll either uninstall the "installed" software that does the same thing, else I'll use it sparingly at best. I already do this w/ browsers. I haven't had an INSTALLED version of Opera or Firefox on my PC for at least a year for this very reason...
"I don't hate cats...as long as they stay on the freeway, where they belong."
- Brad Stine
The point of the site is so that you can move from one computer to another with the same settings
I personally agree though. I'm using Sunbird Portable and Pidgin Portable at the moment. I made DefaultMyFFP for the purpose of using FFP as my main browser, but I haven't been bothered to switch yet. It would be a lot more beneficial, since my current FF is completely cluttered beyond repair.
Anyway, I took a look and it seems there are no dedicated open-source programs for the specific purpose, but VLC apparently works with them (according to the Ubuntu forums, YMMV).
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."