TWiT TV for Windows
Thanks to Graphics Point Engineering LLC for writing an amazing Windows app for watching TWiT Live. You can choose from the BitGravity, and UStream feeds, chat in the IRC or Ustream chat rooms, visit other TWiT sites, and even listen to Geoff Smith’s anthemic “I’m A TWiT” song.
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Known Issues
No video / Flash OCX missing Fix
If you have never installed Adobe Flash Player for Internet Explorer you may be having issues with it not playing or displaying a grey screen. Adobe Flash Player for Internet Explorer is required to display the video. If you use Firefox or Safari as your primary web browser, when you installed Flash, it installed a version for those browsers. So in order to get TWiT TV to work in Windows, follow these steps. (It is not neccessary to uninstall the Flash Player for other browsers like FireFox or Safari).
- 1 - Open Internet Explorer and visit http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
- 2 - Click on the "Agree and Install Now" button at the bottom of the page. (NOTE: Uncheck the "Google Toolbar" box if you don't want to install it.)
- 3 - On the next page, scroll to the bottom of the page and find: "Your download will start automatically. If it does not start, click here to download." Click on "click here to download".
- 4 - When the download dialog box appears, choose "Run".
- 5 - Follow the install prompts and let the flash player install. Close when finished.
- 6 - Open TWiT TV for Windows and Enjoy.
Not saving position correctly in Windows 7
Version 1.10 does not save its position correctly in Windows 7 and will not display the next time its run after the system is shutdown with the window minimized. Fix: update to 1.20.
1.21 Update
The TWiT Live Schedule window displayed the (2) schedule which is not the primary schedule.
1.22 Update
UStream channel syntax changed and required an update.
1.23 Update
Add channels for low and high on both BitGravity and UStream. Updated IRC page.
1.30 Update
Add justin.tv channel (July 30 2011).
1.40 Update
Added Transparency (November 29 2011).
