TVTonic

TVTonic allows you to subscribe to most video podcasts on the web TVTonic will allow users to subscribe to most video podcasts on the Internet.

It's easy to subscribe to video podcasts (in TVTonic they're called channels) via the built-in guide in the Add Channels section of TVTonic. Plus, any RSS 2.0 video feed from the web is compatible with TVTonic.

You also get exclusive access to premium channels available only to TVTonic users all free.

Video can take up a lot of disk space, with TVTonic you control how much space each channel uses via a simple graph and slider interface.

TVTonic works great within Windows XP Media Center Edition. Once TVTonic is installed, just select it from the More Programs menu within MCE. Don't have Windows XP Media Center? No problem. To watch TVTonic within Internet Explorer 6 or later, just go to www.tvtonic.com/watch once TVTonic is installed.

Watch TVTonic whether you're on-line or off. By storing media on your computer's hard drive, TVTonic enables immediate playback of full-screen video even when you're not on-line. You need to be connected to the Internet to receive new content and subscribe to new channels.

Requirements:
Broadband Internet connection (cable, DSL or similiar) required
Windows XP or higher (Windows Media Center Edition 2005 is recommended)
Pentium III, 700MHz processor (1GHz recommended).
256 MB RAM
Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher (Internet Explorer 7 beta not currently supported)
Windows Media Player 10 recommended (Windows Media Player 9 required) download here.
QuickTime 7 is required for QuickTime video playback (download here)
Minimum of 1GB of free hard drive space is recommended (in order to store media files)