Boxee
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Boxee is a free cross-platform media center and entertainment hub with social networking features that is a fork of Open Source XBMC media center software. As a "'Social Media Center", Boxee enables i... More


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DEVELOPMENT STATUS : alpha
LICENSE : gnu general public license (gpl)
OPERATING SYSTEM : Mac OS X
win32 : Linux :

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Mac Version Of Boxee

I used the Mac version of Boxee recently. It looked pretty slick, with a nice, smooth UI - very similar to the original Joost client. It crashed on me a couple of times, so I guess I will wait for a more stable version. This was on the Alpha version.


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Boxee Is A TV Boxed In Your Computer

I am using the windows version of Boxee which is still under alpha testing and it has turned out to be THE media-center for my laptop/PC. Easy, intuitive and extremely user friendly it makes viewing your online and offline media a pure breezy pleasure. I have stopped using any media center on my PC and have also reduced my usage of the VLC media player because of Boxee. Hope the windows version comes out to public early. This is one app you would not avoid missing from your PC.


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Looks Very Cool...


Boxee  by an anonymous user on July 2nd 2008 at 03:56 AM

A new media center application for the Mac (and soon to be Linux and Windows). Based on the open source media center application Xbox Media Center, aka XBMC, which we've covered from it's humble beginnings on the Xbox classic to its move to your Mac and your thumb drive, Boxee completely reskins XBMC and adds a new social element. With Boxee, your local content seamlessly integrates with web content from sites like Last.fm and YouTube, and Boxee shares what you're watching, listening to, and liking with all of your friends.


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Mac Users Should Definitely Check This Out!


Boxee  by an anonymous user on July 2nd 2008 at 03:51 AM

Boxee is building the ultimate social media center which I believe can change the way people consume and share digital content at home. Boxee allows users to easily consume and share video, photos, and music from various sources on their computers and TVs, interact with their friends around this content, and more. We think this is a huge leap from anything that's out there today.


Boxee just came out with their alpha for mac. I encourage you to sign up for their alpha plan, download, and get ready for an entirely new and exciting media center experience.


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Boxee CEO Discusses Hulu's Desktop App

When online video powerhouse Hulu recently released its own application for watching video, many observers interpreted the move as explaining why Hulu had asked open source media center player Boxee to remove support for its content. Hulu had been the number one type of content that Boxee users watched. Over at NewTeeVee, you can watch a video interview with Boxee CEO Avner Ronen, where he discusses the release of Hulu's competitive application. He holds out hope that Boxee and Hulu can mend fences, and claims that Hulu's move validates the worth of media applications like Boxee. Check it out



Boxee Media Center Is Out In a New Linux Version: Speaks Hulu

As reported on DeviceGuru and the Boxee blog, there is now a new Linux version of the Boxee open source media center application, including support for Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope (9.04). The new release adds many of the features that have already made it into the Mac OS X and Windows versions of Boxee, including App Box (a Boxee application store), Pandora and RadioTime for radio, and a customized browser that offers support for what Boxee officials have said is the number one form of requested content on its platform: Hulu. With Boxee out in rich, flexible versions on multiple platforms, there could be even more opportunities for hardware bundles and other commercial opportunities than ever. 



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