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Vuze adds remote playback support for videos on iPod, consoles
The development team has delivered, with beta support for those devices. Turn on device support, and adding a file to iTunes requires only a simple click-and-drag - Vuze takes care of conversion. PS3 and Xbox users, your content is automatically ready to stream from your desktop to your console.
CEO Gilles BianRosa states in the official blog post that "Vuze has always supported open platforms and technologies, and we've designed our device support to embrace as many of the devices you asked for, as possible. Expect more to follow soon." Based on the results of the poll, Wii users should be next in line.
Device support makes Vuze a very compelling option for media-heavy torrent downloaders, especially less technically savvy types that don't want to be bothered with having to convert files after downloading.
To try it out, grab the new version from Vuze's download page.
[via TorrentFreak]
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Marc said 12:58PM on 3-24-2009
How can I watch stuff from my Vuze library on my ps3??? I've been dying to do this.....
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Abscissa said 6:54PM on 3-24-2009
Vuse is the biggest piece of bloatware I've ever seen. And it's ugly.
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James said 7:35PM on 3-27-2009
Vuze has shipped with a media server plugin since it was called Azureus, I think. The only new feature (not trivial, I grant you) is built-in transcode for unsupported media. As for #1, if Vuze is running it should show up under Video on your XMB -- you might have to turn the Media Server plugin on, but I thought it was on by default. Myself, I run TVersity instead -- it lets me organize my media with a hierarchical file structure, where Vuze just throws them all together (I think?).
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gabbadudey_ said 7:43AM on 4-24-2009
when u download stuff from vuze is it all free
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