Thread: DTV4PC for real?

Anyone else get spammed on this like I did? Save your money, it's one of those "too good to be true" scams. Smith Micro & DigitalRiver seem to think this is the greatest thing since sliced bread, but read otherwise here:

http://www.rgbscan.com/2007/08/02/dtv4pc-review/

http://forums.pcworld.com/thread/195...A180D158304589

Wouldn't pay for internet tv anyway. Use TVU networks occationally, http://pages.tvunetworks.com/ , the Nasa channel is quite good at times.

Here's one that came through on a C|Net email, but then was pulled before I had a chance to have a look at it:

Hypersoft Live TV
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Interne...-Live-Tv.shtml

It says free, but with ads. Has anyone tried it out yet? I'm curious.

Come on simrick: you found the site now try it and send us a review... Be a pioneer.

Ps. your PC revival worked well then?

Originally Posted by ₣abler

Come on simrick: you found the site now try it and send us a review... Be a pioneer.

Ps. your PC revival worked well then?

LOL Fabler! Listen, I've got my one and only, older, slower, live or die Compaq XP desktop here and I'm in the middle of a newsletter and a book editing, so I'm not about to go messing around where I don't belong - it could be curtains for me at an extremely crucial moment in time. If I had an extra XP sitting around here with a speedy processor and a decent set of RAM I would try it in a heartbeat!

p.s. mm, yes; a complete transplant and resurrection was necessary, including everything you ever wanted to know about iTunes and AOL but were afraid to ask. UGH!