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Haha... I've been watching anime on my TV for about a year now. I love my PS3!

Wicked stuff sinji 2 bad my tv sucks

well, turns out Boxee is x86 32bit only. oh well. maybe in the future. until then i'll just connect my laptop to the tv and use the mouse like I have been doing. thnx anyway...

-moose

Anyone else having problems with member only video? I've logged in via Boxee, but the video list never changed. I can access and watch videos from non-member content, but the latest episodes and Fairy Tail do not show up when logged in. I submitted a help-ticket to Boxee, but I have no idea if this is a Boxee issue or Crunchyroll issue, and if more users are experiencing this.

One other complaint is it seems that the Crunchyroll bar is on screen the entire time. So you have Boxee's timeline bar + pause buttons which disappear, and then you have Crunchyroll's timeline bar + pause buttons which stays on screen during the entire video. That definitely needs to be fixed because it's quite annoying to see the bar up while watching the video and not to mention that two bars is redundant.

Overall it's a good start, but definitely has some issues.

Cool, but I thought Boxee was a set top box like Roku or something. If it's just software, you could already do this by plugging your PC up to your computer and using a remote control. My 360 controller function like a mouse and Crunchyroll is one of the sites that auto pops up whenever I load Chrome so this isn't that useful for me.

Cool looking interface though.

Lolz SAME HERE i can like do many things p n cpmputer but wen it comes to tv i suck and how do u hook up ur tv with internet?

AWESOME!

Great Job Shinji! x uhh =[ i really want to but wouldnt know where to start...
1] i dont have the internet at home
2] i got a working t.v and laptop at home!
3] i got a memory stick on me!

= [i dout it will but i'll try my luck...]
what if...i download it onto my memory stick.....
Transfere it onto my laptop at home....
Hook it up to my tv......
would it work via the tv aerial ?? =] eh?? eh??

If not ahh well lmao i guess i'll just have to wait =[

I will have to try it out.

It's great watching CR on HDTV - its what I do now. But maybe this will make my experience better or easier.

Its really easy, I haven't used a monitor for any of my computers for the past 6 years, Ive always just used a big screen or plasma with wireless keyboard and mouse. It only takes a simple cable switch. If you have a dvi port on the back of you computer for video (a lot of newer computers will have this or possibly even an HDMI port) You just buy a small dvi to HDMI converter piece (if you dont already have and HDMI port) that runs about $5-10 (U.S.) and screw that in. Any person in a Best Buy or Radio Shack or other electronics store will know what you're talking about. Then you plug an HDMI cable into that little piece and plug it into computer. Run that to TV and voila C.R. on TV. If you dont have a dvi port than you can buy a VGA converter piece and follow the same steps. You might have to play around with video settings to fit to screen especially if it is an older card that was made befor most computer monitors had a wide aspect ratio.


* You might run into a bit of trouble doing this if you have an older computer that only uses integrated graphics instead of a separate video card especially if you are trying to use a tv with a 16:9 aspect ratio like a plasma. If so I'd recommend spending $30 (or probably less over internet) to get a video card.

Say that again! That's funny... If only we could watch CR on our TV's by connecting a PC and a computer together.

good times...



Sorry, but that won't work. You need to connect to the internet at home with the tv you're using.

-moose

uhhh wth is boxee it sounds really cool is it like a free view box is it availbe in the uk

Unfortunately, the Boxee software sucks. It cant handle multi-monitor setups. You have to use your "primary" monitor as the TV display, which is impossible for most of us with laptops to do, and mirroring the displays reduces the resolution of the output. I will stick to my own methods for displaying it on my TV (move the web browser to the TV "monitor" and click the FullScreen button) for now. Boxee has quite a ways to go before they are really going to be mainstream.

Well i watch them on my tv just fine using windows and S-video cable plug right into video card and to the tv (this one has a s-video in jack) Witch is what you got to do in the first place with the software talked about here.

This was done with Windows Xp after everythings pluged up tv and computer. If your computer was on when you pluged them in restart your comp!

R-Click background L-Click>Properties L-Click>Settings tab on the top right you. At that point you will see two boxs labled 1 & 2 and R-Click> the # 2 box and R-click Attatched. then L-Click Apply and OK


and bam you computer screen and tv are attached together i just pick an anime and drag it to my TV and turn up my computer speakers(pritty decent set w/subwolfer to boot) and we have CR ON TV WOO!

and note my computer and tv are close together so it was pritty cheap for a 6 foot cable.