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(Unverified)Sep 19th 2008 3:55PM
"But who wants to load a second application to watch video when you've probably already got a browser open anyway?"
I do.
If the program crashes (and there's a good chance that it will), I don't want it to take the dozen open FireFox tabs that I have open with it. Also, with the old app, I could launch it from the 10-foot interface of Media Center, and even get around the interface somewhat using my remote control. Now, I will have to use the same lame mouse-emulation method that I use for Hulu. (It works, but is very tedious).
All of which is pretty moot, since most times that I tried to use Joost, it just wouldn't play most of the videos that were listed.