lepto wrote:
I was able to create a new account, but yes the service is only limited to youtube, Facebook and a few others.
I was able to download twonky beam on the iPad (belkin beam now) and it does work most of the time,
but I find it a very inelegant way to watch internet tv.
Glad you were able to create an account to at least be able to see what it does and what it doesnt
I think beaming has its place, just as airplay does, and the other miracast, google, roku, dongle etc things
lepto wrote:
General question,
I am new to all this and I am generally satisfied with Twonky (and paid money for it over all the free alternatives) ,
as it works beautifully with my very quirky Panasonic Viera but what is going on with Twonky?
That is the 1M$ question, I used to have some contact with them, but that went dark a while ago
lepto wrote:
non-existent documentation, important settings hidden from general view,
a twonky beam that is no longer twonky and information on the website that seems outdated or simply optimistic.
I mean I had to actually install the Twonky manager in another computer to understand what is all about,
the information on the site is laughable. Is it a hobby software or is there an actual company behind them?
consumer documentation has never been there strong feature,
they relied on video formats to show people what to do
Packet Video, really deals with the OEM space, though they did venture into consumer space with Twonky
They were gung ho in the consumer space for a few years, but then what appears to be a pullback started
This forum in the beginning was close with the community, then they went to the other one, and then killed it
and now this one is still here, but...