Ways to access DILC media contents: Difference between revisions
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==Using Miro== | ==Using Miro== | ||
[http://getmiro.com Miro] is an open source multi-platform Internet tv that can automatically download contents from the DILC website. | [http://getmiro.com Miro] is an open source multi-platform Internet tv that can automatically download contents from the DILC website and from other content providers. | ||
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2. Click on Channels and Add Channel | 2. Click on Channels and Add Channel | ||
==Using iTunes== | ==Using iTunes== | ||
Revision as of 16:21, 25 January 2009
What's common to the following ways of accessing DILC media contents is the use of RSS feeds from the DILC website.
Using Miro
Miro is an open source multi-platform Internet tv that can automatically download contents from the DILC website and from other content providers.
Steps:
1. Download Miro and install it.
2. Click on Channels and Add Channel
Using iTunes
iTunes is a popular cross-platform mulimedia player by Apple.
Steps:
1.
Using Google Reader
Google Reader is an RSS feed reader accessible with a browser.
Steps:
1.
2.