Hmm, I've started to dislike skype cause of their proprietary formats, and I think the same will probably be true for Joost. At the end of the day it's just IPTV rebranded, and with the Xbox 360 about to get IPTV (Microsoft have joined up with all the major US & UK companies to get broadcasters), I think this will probably be the way internet TV will go.
<br><br>AFAIK people have already begun experimenting with IPTV, as some local providers are now offering it along with other services (phone, internet etc..)<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 17/01/07, <b class="gmail_sendername">
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On 1/17/07, Mythy Mythster <<a href="mailto:mythy.mythster@gmail.com">mythy.mythster@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br>> Anyone read about Joost (the latest P2P start-up from the Skype guys)? It<br>> looks like it will be a great way to get high quality video content, and its
<br>> built on Mozilla's XULRunner Engine, so its presumably cross platform. A<br>> Joost Mythtv module would be pretty cool....<br><br>Joost is currently windows only. :(<br>but it does look like they have a Linux version in the works...
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