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ok this is very cool! Direct link! http://dynamic.abc.go.com/streaming/landing
very cool, the player is kinda cool and looks crisp and clear! and works in safari!

only for AMERICAN USERS.

so kinda like the world oil.

Tried it out with Safari 3 beta... I'm surprised it works so well. Like someone already said, video is crisp clear, no buffering at all, really good job. Now the only problem is that all those shows are boring as hell

No linux support? :(

If your PC monitor can't handle HD, I suggest you upgrade from your Apple II.

"only for AMERICAN USERS."

Dude, I can't watch tons of BBC shows. It happens.

ugly betty actually looks very good in high def. I mean, it's about models, there is some reason to watch it in high def.

A genuine question here, for someone who might know the economics better than I.

How could they possibly get this to pay for the bandwidth is consumes? Is this Move Networks a multi-cast type technology that takes some of the burden off their service providers, or is it one stream per customer? I just don't see a pay-per-view model being adopted, or an ad model generating enough revenue to pay for what it eats...

Except its not really HD, the images seem to max out at "height: 281; width: 500". That's not even DVD resolution. I guess "transcoded from HD sources" isn't as catchy. Nice try ABC, no dice.

It works on Safari, I couldnt believe it.

19Mbps MPEG-2 transport stream or it didn't happen.

Maybe not Ugly Betty, but Lost in HD sounds good to me.

I know this probably isn't the place. but any good proxy suggestions for Canada?

did not work on Opera

When will they understand that the Internet has no countries? "Only USA" my ass

Okay maybe I am an idiot, but that was either a half-assed attempt at HD or my computer sucks. I am leaning to the former.

Putting it up to 'big' made it get a little pixelated, and putting it 'fullscreen' made it look only like an upscaled DVD. Let me remind you that my monitor is not 'full HD'.

Thanks ABC, but i'll stick to HD that looks good.

anyone got an american proxy

Does anyone know how to get around the "Country Filtering" many television
websites use? It annoys me no end not being able to watch video on CBC
when I have the channel at home in Detroit and live minutes from Windsor.

I get the ad server is down... damn you digg, you ruin my fun

What is that HD charging bandwidth meter thingy in the right corner? When it isnt full does it lower the rez of the vid? I got crappy comcast which advertises 6+Mbps and im lucky if i get 756k. I really wish they would charge me for the percentage of the advertised speed I get (so like I should be paying under 10 bucks a month) But alas due to corrupt local government and franchising laws Comcast is the only Cable/cable_broadband in my area. They are even barring Verizon from laying out Fios since Comcast has exclusive rights.

The landing page says Kimmel is available, but I don't see it in the player. Does anyone else?

Blows away any otherTV viewng experience you've ever seen.

I ran this on my crap H/P with a Intel Celeron D 2.93 GHz and 256 MB of RAM and a ATI Radeon 200 Xpress graphic chip and it ran fine. Even if I had a cheap 19 inch screen from Fry's. Also looks way better if you plug your computer to your HD TV! Worked in both IE and Firefox. So yeah if your computer was bought in the last year it should be able to play HD streaming. Wish there was more shows in HD like Jimmy Kimmel Live.

If you want to watch Lost on your PC without commercials and you don't mind waiting a few days, people upload HD torrents of it all the time.

I was able to successfully watch full screen on Firefox 2.0.0.5

There is a Lost episode that is also in high def.

Unfortunately, there is nothing worth watching in the list of shows available.

No linux, buried.

Not to bad. Definitly a million times better than most streaming TV offerings currently offered. Now, I do watch Grey's Anatomy on HD (via Dish w/ Kansas City locals) and it isn't up to that benchmark yet. So, great offering and I look forward to more networks offering good quality like this.

It works and without any significant buffering. Only problem is lack of good programming.

I tried this and with fox 2.0.0.5 it doesn't really do full screen for me, it has borders, unless that's as good as they can do.
I wish they had a version for media center's interface.

I talked with a man who works at Move networks and he told me how it works. Essentially, they break up the show into 2 sec pieces and then your browser takes a short amount of time to load the first couple of pieces and then you can watch. They are banking on the fact that it will take you longer to watch the 2 seconds than it will take to download the next one piece, or multiple pieces. I think it works really well.

Well my monitor is not a 55" wide screen like my TV. No, I can't send it to the tv at anything better than S-video quality which is crap. (set made in 2002)

salma hayek boobies in HD! YAY!

worked great for me with firefox, no problems.

so ugly better will look even uglier? 720p of ugliness!!

Doesn't work in opera.

I agree with DonCarcharo

doesn't work in japan, but that's ok, i ***** hate american television.

Has anyone tried running this through their Xbox yet? I won't have mine back until Monday.