Miro for Linux 5.0 RC1

Miro is a cross-platform Bittorrent-enabled RSS aggregator with built-in video playback that seeks to make watching Internet video from a wide range of sources as easy as watching TV.<br /><br />Miro is part of the Democracy Internet TV platform, which includes the torrent-enabled RSS publishing application Broadcast Machine and the video bookmarking site Videobomb.com.<br /><br />Subdirectory bmachine: Broadcast Machine, an Internet TV publishing package, integrating a Bittorrent tracker, an RSS server, and a content management system into one easy-to-use Web application that can be installed by dragging a folder into your FTP client -- no database setup needed.<br /><br />Subdirectory tv: The centerpiece of the Democracy platform, Miro is a desktop application that aims to make Internet TV an enjoyable experience for even the least technically sophisticated user. The Player can view channels created with Broadcast Machine as well as a wide variety of other video sources on the Internet. It also integrates with the remaining two components of the Democracy platform: Channel Guide for promoting channels and Video Bomb for easy end-user republishing and social promotion of individual videos.<br /><br />Subdirectory dtv-binary-kit: Prebuilt binary dependencies for building Miro on Windows -- so developers can get up and running in half an hour instead of a week. If used, it should be checked out 'alongside' the source to Miro. That is, 'tv' and 'dtv-binary-kit' should both be subdirectories of the same<br />directory. If you're reading this file, odds are good that you just checked out the whole repository, and so this has already been taken care of for you.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
Keyword:	Application,  Broadcast,  Channels,  Checked,  Democracy,  Dtvbinarykit,  Enduser,  Individual,  Internet,  Machine,  Platform,  Prebuilt,  Promotion,  Publishing,  Republishing,  Social,  Sources,  Video,  Watching
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