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It also has a CD app for playing Audio and Daisy Audio CDs and also includes a full featured Music player. It is my preferred Audio Daisy Book reader more than FS Reader but it does not support text based xml formats. The Suite also has what is, as far as I am concerned by a country mile the best featured ePub Book reader, far more featured than QRead, an Audio / Daisy Book app which again I think is the best featured audio book player. Podcasts can be bookmarked and there is an auto resume feature which will always take you back to the place you left off listening to a Podcast after you have shut down and re-started the program.

All the Podcast apps allow on the fly adjustment of volume, audio playback speed and navigation via hot keys.

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There is also an optional VI Podcast app plugin which you can download and install from within the program which provides a categorised array of pre-selected specialist community and commercial Podcasts targeted at Visually Impaired users.

Of course you can also import and export OPML file of podcast or individual Podcast feeds from the web. It also has categories from for example 50 most popular Podcasts etc. It is effectively a BBC Sounds app for example with Podcasts from all the BBC Stations.

However in addition you can also browse a library for suggested other Podcasts.

The Main Podcast app – here you can search for Podcast in the normal way as in QCast.

As well as streaming from Tunein you can download all downloadable content as well.

Tunein Radio – if you have a free or paid Tunein account you can search all the Podcasts and downloadable Radio Shows within Tunein.

It actually has 3 Podcasts apps within it application. This should be ready in the next day or so. I confess an interest as I am nearing the end of making a Podcast series on Speak On – ironically I was recording the first part of the 9 th Podcast on the range of features in Speak On today actually focussing on the app’s abilities as a Podcast Reader. It has certainly been fuller featured than QCast for years. Oh yeah, if you haven't tried Netflix, think about it.I think the best Podcast App for Windows is Speak On Media Suite.

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I will be glad when they update the sound engine to properly decode Dolby Digital. Just think, they are working on features and bug fixes also. I am about 1/5 of the way into my collection and I had to order a 120GB drive for more room.

I use Gordian Knot to convert any DVDs I get my hands on to Divx and haven't looked back since. The button names do not match their functions on my remote and it can get a little confusing. I use a learning remote in the living room and I teach it all the commands from other remotes. That isn't their fault, the software is pretty easy to use.

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They hardest thing about it is teaching my wife how to use it. I have used this software since before Thanksgiving and I love it. I went out and bought a PS2, NIC, remote, extended service plan, and Qcast just for this purpose. I have made several HTPCs in the past, but none of them match this app for what I wanted to accomplish. I totally agree with what you are saying. Plus you can go buy SOCOM Navy Seals and shoot some bad guys on the Internet to boot. Much less cost and hassle than building one with a PC. I have to say that if you buy a PlayStation2 for $200 and QCast for $50, you'll spend $250 (duh!) bucks for an awesome HTPC. I paid my $50 bucks for QCast like everyone else. Help! (on back, wiggling arms and legs) I'm a couch potato and can't get up! On-screen navigation with the PS2 remote, pop-up fading menus, building playlists on-the-fly, music, videos - or both. But, when I was able to play MPEG and AVI videos on my PS2 as well, I think the neighbor in the apartment below heard the 'thunk' of my jaw hitting the floor. I was using a Dell Audio Receiver (Rio Receiver) to play MP3's on my stereo. I feel like I just lept ahead of the pack by 20 years. I just installed BroadQ QCast for the Sony PlayStation2.

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