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Boxee media center software adds Netflix, The Big Picture support
Boing Boing Gadgets —
... an Xbox 360!)
But in addition to better Hulu, YouTube, CNN, Flickr, Picasa, MTV Music, the WB, and Apple Movie Trailers support, Boxee has one new feature that makes me very proud: the addition of a built-in viewer for the Boston Globe's "The Big Picture", the best current events photoblog in the world. [pictured]
Boxee is still invite-only for now, but if you've been accepted into the beta there's no reason not to update immediately.
boxee [Blog.Boxee.tv]
Boxee’s Big Update Live, Includes Netflix Support
GadgetReview —
... We still have some Boxee invites so comment below with a valid e-mail if you want in. Definitely worth trying out.
[Boxee Blog]
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Boxee gets Netflix in latest update
SlashGear —
... Boxee is pretty much brand new, but they’re already releasing an update to add new features to the mix. The company’s media player software that’s currently in an alpha version for Macs and Linux only, just got an update that adds the ability to stream Netflix movies and videos from sites such as the WB network, MTV and offers up photos from the Boston Globe. ...
Transmissões do Netflix chegam ao Boxee, mas não ao Apple TV
MacMagazine —
... Mas o melhor não foi isso: o Boxee continua se aprimorando e adicionou num update lançado hoje toda a programação Netflix (cerca de 12 mil filmes/programas de TV) ao seu acervo. Porém, um detalhe: ela não roda no Apple TV (nem no Linux), já que ele não é “poderoso o suficiente para suportar o plugin Silverlight, da Microsoft.” Bacana, hein? ...
Netflix on Boxee, but no AppleTV support (yet)
CrunchGear —
... , the excellent, multi-platform, FOSS social media frontend has received a major upgrade: it now supports Netflix and all its functions — queue, watch instantly, and so on. In addition to that and all the regular bugfixes, they’ve updated the look and feel of some of the major media sites: Hulu is now a little more native-looking, Youtube supports “higher quality video playback” (whether it was a Boxee or Youtube limitation before is not clear), and also updates integration with Apple movie trailers, Flickr, MTV Music, and a host of other sites. Not bad ...
