Kim Plowright wrote:
Here in the US, that is not the case. It is much harder to find such DVD
players.
Because they contravene the DMCA act?
Possible but more likely because the 'popular' stuff is released on Region 1 and
the yanks (as a mass market) are so insular they think there be
Beta laumch of iPlayer has been announced
http://digg.com/software/BBC_iPlayer_Beta_coming_July_27
On Wednesday 27 June 2007 09:27, Brian Butterworth wrote:
1. The existing iPlayer goes ahead as the BBC has developed;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2007/06_june/27/iplayer.shtml
Michael.
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I can't imagine that a Mac mini produces much heat... would something like
that or the Zonbu be a solution?
Mac mini - not so much heat
LCD monitor / powerbrick for LCD monitor / powerbrick for macmini -
quite a lot of heat.
On 27/06/07, Ian Betteridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't imagine that a Mac mini produces much heat... would something like
that or the Zonbu be a solution?
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Great.. can we do the other bit too?
On 27/06/07, Michael Sparks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 27 June 2007 09:27, Brian Butterworth wrote:
1. The existing iPlayer goes ahead as the BBC has developed;
On 26/06/07, Martin Belam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andy, if I had been the fool in charge of it, let me assure you by now
I would be taking legal action against your repeated public
accusations of corruption and misuse of public funds by individuals
within the BBC.
Ah nuts, I must not have
Quick question: if someone was to produce a Linux (or other OS)
iPlayer style client and server application that provided DRM
protection* based on time limiting and there was some level of country
limiting** would the BBC use it? (I would actually be genuinely
interested in an answer to this
Alright alright,
Ok this is getting a little out of hand. think of this as a virtual slap :)
Can we give this a rest for a while? There's a lot of other interesting things
happening which are not being discussed.
For example did you guys see Google's Image based news service -
ooo, videos!
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Alright alright,
Ok this is getting a little out of hand. think of this as a virtual slap :)
Can we give this a
On Wed, 2007-06-27 at 18:25 +0100, Ian Forrester wrote:
I specially like the Chinese version -
http://www.google.com/news?imv=1ned=cn
Ironic that you can't get at it from China, really. :)
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Kim Plowright wrote:
Here in the US, that is not the case. It is much harder to find such DVD
players.
Because they contravene the DMCA act? IANAL, and certainly not across
american law, but I thought it expressly forbade the circumventing of
content locks?
Playing a region 2 disk in North
DVD players are pretty easy to find multiregion and PAL/NTSC compatible, at
least in Europe... I'm *sure* that if you go to the right place, a
specialist hifi store or electronics dept, you could find em. Or order them
online.
With the upscaling players coming out, the PAL/NTSC issue is moot
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