Reviews of Joost for Windows

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   Reviewing 1.1.8 Beta (Jul 22, 2008)

   Works fine here. Has some classic shows on it, even the whole Lexx. I guess it doesn't sub your reality TV channel but that's a good thing for some of us...
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   DJHasis

   Reviewing 1.1.7 Beta (Jul 5, 2008)

   I won't complain about the ui becaue they chose to use Xulrunner from the makers of Mozilla Firefox and it has its good points and bad points.
   But one major bad thing I know.
   I agreed to get a newsletter but I can't unsubscribe from it because the content that it includes is almost entirely for other regions that I live.
   There's not many shows that I can watch so if I want to stream shows, I have to use just plain podcasts cos them can be watched basicly every where.
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   aszure

   Reviewing 1.1.7 Beta (Jun 19, 2008)

   This program is in serious need for a redesign. I have used the last few versions over the last year, and I like the program alot. In fact, I even rigged it on my htpc so I can watch on the TV and control via my remote control. However, just as many have said, its bloated, it sucks your bandwidth and so on. Could be worlds better.
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   mbruni

   Reviewing 1.1.7 Beta (Jun 18, 2008)

   This is a really slow program. It has all wierd and uncommon shows on it. Plus its a massive resource hog and takes up all your bandwidth. Plus its really buggy. I will never download this cra* again.
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   Reviewing 1.1.4 Beta (Mar 30, 2008)

   Joost was a very nice application, although a bit too much emphasis on graphics in the UI; i.e., the old table version of channel selection was better. Unfortunately, during the first Joost update to a live version for the NCAA playoffs I had a popup appear and when my networked apps began misbehaving, I started searching for the culprit and discovered a worm virus. I was able to recover after much work, but I never did get to enjoy live TV. If I ran Joost again, it would have to be in sandboxie.

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