Konu: Joost...interactive software, TV online....

Skype ilk bulan kisiler simdide Joost adinda online Tv baslatiyor..
Ben sisteminden pek anlamiyorum altta ingilizce de var onun icin ceviremedim.
Su an deneme icin uye aliyorlar...Ben basvurdum ama kendime ait site falan olmadigi icin cevap alamadim...
Bunu okuyup uye olabilen arkadaslar lutfen banada davetiye gonderirse mutlu olurum...

Neyse deniliyorki gelecegin TV techonolojisi olacakmis....

https://www.joost.com/


The guardian....

The guys who launched the peer-to-peer music-sharing system KaZaA and the peer-to-peer telephone system Skype. Thus they have already shown that you can become disgustingly rich via P2P networking. Not many people are willing to bet against them hitting three jackpots in a row.
Joost is billed as "a new way to watch TV, free of the schedules and restrictions that come with traditional television. Combining the best of TV with the best of the internet." However, it is not just another YouTube nor a rival for dozens of other ways to share short video clips.

The ambition is provide a full-screen television service where users can do things like change channels - a streaming service, rather than a file ******** service. This needs a lot of bandwidth. Even with digital compression, it could easily consume a gigabyte per hour.On its blog, Joost says its (of course) P2P software downloads a maximum of 320MB per hour and uploads up to 105MB per hour. "We've made what we think is a reasonable tradeoff between the quality of the picture and the bandwidth usage, but this is full-screen TV-quality video - so there are limits on how low we can keep bandwidth usage while delivering good picture quality." Internet service providers will either be starting to worry (if their users have uncapped accounts), or dreaming of the money they will rake in for excess data charges as users blithely smash their monthly 1GB and 3GB data caps.

Content is, naturally, thin at the start of the beta service. The intention is that Joost will offer programmes from the leading TV networks, with deals yet to be announced, and with digital rights management (DRM) where required. There will also be paid adverts.

Users will be able to create their own TV channels and upload their own programmes, as well as using the net to chat among themselves.

And Joost will cross national boundaries. The company, founded by a Finn and a Swede, operates from Luxembourg - the centre of the European TV industry - and already has offices in five countries. That should amuse the TV regulation bodies.

But if it doesn't work? Well, Friis and Zennstrom have not given up their day jobs at Skype.

http://technology.guardian.co.uk/wee...ticle_continue

Skype founders move into net TV

By Rory Cellan-Jones
echnology Correspondent, BBC News



The Joost interface allows instant channel hopping


Joost boss explains
The founders of the Skype internet telephony service are launching what they describe as the world's first broadcast quality internet TV service.

Following speculation about a service dubbed
The Venice Project, the online television software is now being unveiled under the name Joost.

It is designed to enable broadcasters to get their programmes in front of a global internet audience.

It will allow viewers to access all kinds of television over the internet.

Trial period

The chief executive, Frederik de Wahl, showing off the service in Joost's London offices, claimed that it provided a different experience from other internet television ventures.

"We are trying to replicate the complete television experience," he explained as he flicked through channels using the Joost interface on a widescreen television.

"It's full-screen, broadcast quality, you've got instant channel flipping, and interactivity - a viewer can come to us and get all their TV needs."

The service is still undergoing trials, but thousands of people have taken up an invitation to ******** the software and try it out.

But the big question is what is there to watch?

So far, it is hard to see a compelling reason to switch on to Joost, which will be a free service supported by advertising.

Competitive market

There is a line-up of sports, documentaries and music programming, but nothing that is going to tempt many away from their existing television diet.

But Mr De Wahl insists this is just trial programming and when the full launch takes place in the next few months there will be much more impressive content on offer.

Joost is backed by Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis, who founded Skype, while Frederik de Wahl previously ran a business whose peer-to-peer software was used in Skype.

He says a version of that software is key to the appeal of Joost, with new peer-to-peer technology, backed up by the firm's own servers, making it possible to stream video on demand.

But rival services are already casting doubt on the claim that Joost represents a new frontier for internet television.

BT Vision, launched in December, offers video-on-demand via broadband, and Channel Four Television says its 4OD service promises DVD-quality programmes to ******** to your computer.

Meanwhile another company calling itself Babelgum contacted the BBC to insist that its service, launching in March, would also use peer-to-peer technology to stream video at "near-TV resolution".

A spokesman said "the Venice Project hasn't got this to itself."

The battle to broadcast over the internet is hotting up and the Venice Project - or Joost as we now must call it - will have to make plenty of noise to make itself heard.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6266391.stm



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Acaba uye olan varmidir diye dusunmustum ama,
galiba kimse olmamis....

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Turkiye nin sisteminin Joost u kullanmak icin yeterli olmadigini bilmiyordum....

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Londrada bir arkadasim davetiye almis, baktik, baya hos bir sey yaaa....