Just tried this for the first time, and the current update is working great at time of posting.
The biggest irony is that it's better than the AIR based BBC iPlayer, but not in the DRM -stripping way you might think;
The iPlayer application prioritises it's streaming video way above the downloads, in short, this means that your hour long program can takes hours to download. However, this app gets it's files directly via the Stream, which basically means you can get it as fast as your DSL will let you.
In short, even if you don't have issues with DRM, this little program destroys the official iPlayer application on multiple levels, there is really no reason not to use this instead.
Just tried this for the first time, and the current update is working great at time of posting.
The biggest irony is that it's better than the AIR based BBC iPlayer, but not in the DRM -stripping way you might think;
The iPlayer application prioritises it's streaming video way above the downloads, in short, this means that your hour long program can takes hours to download. However, this app gets it's files directly via the Stream, which basically means you can get it as fast as your DSL will let you.
In short, even if you don't have issues with DRM, this little program destroys the official iPlayer application on multiple levels, there is really no reason not to use this instead.
Funny that, because I understood perfectly that you chose to needlessly brow-beat a freeware developer about their non-profit software.
Perhaps you should email the Big N, and tell them about this bedroom programmers heinous activities, I'm sure they would just love to hear all about your scathing observations.
You appear to not understand the difference between a huge multinational, and a kid making fanware on his computer.
iPlayer Grabber
Nooksterm reviewed on 03 Nov 2009
The biggest irony is that it's better than the AIR based BBC iPlayer, but not in the DRM -stripping way you might think;
The iPlayer application prioritises it's streaming video way above the downloads, in short, this means that your hour long program can takes hours to download. However, this app gets it's files directly via the Stream, which basically means you can get it as fast as your DSL will let you.
In short, even if you don't have issues with DRM, this little program destroys the official iPlayer application on multiple levels, there is really no reason not to use this instead.
iPlayer Grabber
Nooksterm reviewed on 03 Nov 2009
The biggest irony is that it's better than the AIR based BBC iPlayer, but not in the DRM -stripping way you might think;
The iPlayer application prioritises it's streaming video way above the downloads, in short, this means that your hour long program can takes hours to download. However, this app gets it's files directly via the Stream, which basically means you can get it as fast as your DSL will let you.
In short, even if you don't have issues with DRM, this little program destroys the official iPlayer application on multiple levels, there is really no reason not to use this instead.
Wiiji
NooksterM reviewed on 15 Aug 2008
http://www.macgamefiles.com/detail.php?item=19934
Wario Bejeweled
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Perhaps you should email the Big N, and tell them about this bedroom programmers heinous activities, I'm sure they would just love to hear all about your scathing observations.
You appear to not understand the difference between a huge multinational, and a kid making fanware on his computer.
Google Earth
NooksterM reviewed on 09 Dec 2005
I'm thinking that it might have been the graphics card that hammered the PC (despite the fact that all the iMac has is a 32MB 4MX).