4oD plods onto iPad
If you're an iPad owner that uses on-demand video services, then you'll be pleased to know Channel 4 has launched a 4oD iPad app. There is also talk of the service coming to Xbox Live. Following the success of the BBC iPlayer for iPad, it should be unsurprising that Channel 4 would be after a piece of the same cake. The free ad- …
booo
What about iphone? Might not have the screen real-estate but I can happily watch player, etc. so why not 4od??
Yeah but,
4oD is rubbish quality compared with iPlayer. I can barely stand to watch it. Massive blockiness going on there.
I can't watch 4OD any more
Since C4 decided my (static) IP address was actually a proxy - which it's not, and never has been.
Their tech support can't do anything about this. Most of them don't even understand the problem.
Good job someone's made the one or two things I might want to watch available as torrents, generally in higher quality than 4OD ever managed to deliver.
why not...
...use a vpn with a UK ip address to get round the problem?
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I doubt it, the super trendy metropolitan meeja outlet that is the Beeb is just about Apples main advertising agency in the UK.
I'm sure the Beeb is also a major buyer of shiny fruit tech.
I'm no fanboy but...
It seems a bit strange not to mention the fact that you can get the iPlayer, ITVPlayer and 4OD on the PS3 (and Wii, I think). It's worth pointing-out if you're talking about streaming TV on consoles, surely?
plus
XBMC has a few video addons, not for 4OD though - although I suspect this stream will be tapped now.
What about Android?
I can't test this myself, but surely you can get all of the VoD services on android already, since it's not crippled by the Apples refusal to allow flash content?
If so then it's just another reason to steer clear of the Apple lock-in.
Android Flash
Desktop variants of iPlayer and ITV Player are fine. Can't say I've used 4OD on my phone yet.
well..
not all Flash content actually works on Android despite the hype so I would't bet on it.
