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Watch and download your favourite clips with Miro

by Lee Collins

11 Jun 2008

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Miro.gifAs we benefit from faster broadband, online video portals are being used by many, whether searching for a music video, humorous clip or the latest news. The trouble is that websites like YouTube aren't always the best way for finding specific or up-to-date videos. However, RSS players provide greater choice and enable users to compile lists of available channels, you can also use them to view clips or programs, plus use them to download your favourite clips straight to your PC.

Miro 1.2.4 is a quick and easy solution for watching TV online. It has comprehensive list of already available channels, for watching directly or downloading and watching at a later date. Miro will store downloaded videos and once your disk space fills up, will automatically delete older videos.

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