I think it needs more channels.
What do you think of Joost?
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I like the model a lot, the whole industry is heading this way. Soon you won't have a computer room it will be a all in one.....not to one up them but we are launching something like this.....keep an eye on us.
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So what is ICast Digital? Tell me more.I like the model a lot, the whole industry is heading this way. Soon you won't have a computer room it will be a all in one.....not to one up them but we are launching something like this.....keep an eye on us.
Check out http://www.icastdigital.com/I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade...
Webair, bitches.Comment
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Icast Digital
Icast is a web tv system that will focus on original content more than just taking TV and moving it to the web.
Going to be pretty cool.....keep your eyes peeled.Comment
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Joost is an interesting theory, but if it was adopted to any great level, would pretty much bring the internet to it's knees. The bandwidth required to make it run is beyond stupid.
Figure 300mb an hour... 10 hours a day call it 3 gig a day, 90 gig a month PER USER. If you are an ISP with 100,000 plus customers, the weight of this stuff on your network and peering points is going to be truly intense.Originally posted by Joost WebsiteFull-screen video of any kind inevitably use a lot of bandwidth, and The Venice Project™ is no exception to this. The software downloads about 320MB per hour (as a maximum) and uploads up to 105 MB per hour. The more popular the content is on our platform, the more sources it can be pulled from and the less redundant data we send; that number can be as low as 220MB per hour of viewing. We've made what we think is a reasonable trade-off between the quality of the picture and the bandwidth usage, but this is full-screen TV-quality video - so there are limits on how low we can keep bandwidth usage while delivering good picture quality.
My feeling is that it will get more widely used, and then a whole bunch of people are going to get hit with excess bandwidth charges from their ISPs and suddently it will be VERY uncool to use. I notice that Sympatico (my ISP here) recently changed their programs so that new customers cannot get unlimited bandwidth. I think they see an issue coming.Comment
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Raw Alex very good point, your right that the end users will have to pay more, so what will happen is that the tv will be cheap or free but your internet bill will be high.Comment
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I would like it, if it did not crash, or drag all the time. As the man said above, bandwidth issues.Comment






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