The video site Veoh is debuting a new feature that will allow you to select a video from work and have it download in DVD quality to your computer at home. So when you arrive home for the night, it’s ready to go. “We believe that Home Delivery represents the next step in the evolution of internet television: First we rented videos; then we had them delivered by mail; now Veoh users can push videos directly to their hard-drives from anywhere in the world with an internet connection,” said Dmitry Shapiro, CEO of Veoh Networks. Hmmm, wouldn’t it be nice if Apple TV/iTunes did this? Press release…
PRESS RELEASE — LOS ANGELES, CA (April 12, 2007) – Veoh Networks (www.veoh.com), the leading innovator in Internet television, today announced that a new, pioneering feature has been added to their unique Veoh Player – Home Delivery.
Veoh’s Home Delivery feature gives users the freedom to browse and select video content at any time, from any place with an Internet connection, and have it waiting on their hard drive’s Veoh Player when they are ready to view it. For instance, Veoh users can now browse and select content while still at work, and have it downloaded and ready to watch once they get home. Using Home Delivery to select and send videos to a remote Veoh Player avoids any downloading time, allowing users more time and flexibility to enjoy their videos in full-screen, DVD-quality.
“We believe that Home Delivery represents the next step in the evolution of Internet television: First we rented videos; then we had them delivered by mail; now Veoh users can push videos directly to their hard-drives from anywhere in the world with an Internet connection,” said Dmitry Shapiro, CEO of Veoh Networks.
To access Home Delivery, users need simply log on to their Veoh account from any computer and enable the Home Delivery feature. Then, once they have “turned on” Home Delivery at any other computers they use, viewers can automatically send and save videos to them, remotely. Home Delivery is free and requires only that users register on Veoh.com and download the Veoh Player to use it. The Player is a free, quick-to-download desktop application that turns users’ hard drives into virtual DVRs, allowing users to download and save videos to a virtual library to watch at their leisure, with or without an Internet connection.
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What will really be nice will be when we’re allowed to take that file and burn an actual DVD from it.
of course u can do that!
good
you can do it with the current version? How though?
I like register.