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Miro 2.0 gets serious about Web video, leaves us wanting
Ars Technica — ... In case you have been feeling out of options when it comes to watching Internet TV and finding video podcasts, the Participatory Culture Foundation (PCF) on Monday released a major new version of Miro, its open source Internet TV and podcast player. Miro 2.0 brings integration with streaming sites like Hulu and Archive.org, a windowed video player, and much-improved performance. ...

Miro 2.0 revamps interface and improves performance
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... Miro, the open-source video client and podcatcher, has hit version 2.0. In addition to a revamped interface and various performance improvements in viewing and downloading, the new version also adds support for streaming shows on Hulu, CBS, etc. as well as audio podcasts. ...

Download of the Week: Miro
TechSpot — The increasing adoption of broadband has made it easier than ever to enjoy digital media and online videos in particular – whether it is user generated or professionally produced content that you are looking for. With the growing sources for online video, though, sometimes you just need the right tool to stay on top of it all. Miro is a desktop player that doubles as your video library and can download online video from a number of sources just as well. [image] This free cross-platform application is a combination of a video and audio podcast player with a built-in BitTorrent ...