I also had problems enough with Miro that I have switched full-on to
Netvibes. I used Miro for about a month, and found that it didn't
always update feeds when it was supposed to, and no matter how many
times I would attempt to remove a file from the list once I had
watched it, it would always be there when I opened up the program the
next day.
Netvibes has been working great for me. I love the way it is set-up,
and I like that I can organize more than just my RSS feeds. I can
view my e-mail, Flickr photos, ebay, craigslist, and the weather all
in one place (among many other possibile combinations). It updates
feeds when it is supposed to, and I can easily toggle between the feed
view in Netvibes and the vloggers actual website. Really liking it.
Anyway, my two cents.
Tim
realitysandwich.wordpress.com
On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 1:50 PM, Rob Parrish
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
Background -
I'm running Miro 1.1 on an oldish pre-intel mac laptop. My laptop hd
is nearly full, so I'm writing the videos to an external firewire drive.
Problem -
Miro is very buggy. It often takes a long time to switch between
feeds, and the playback is very choppy for some videos. Lots of time
spent looking at the spinning rainbow of death. No crashes though.
I miss my Fireant!!!
I also, oddly enough, had problems using the Miro forums.
So, how's Miro working for you?
Rob
