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iTheater media center launches new site, version bump


iTheater is an open source media center app for Mac OS X which we've blogged before. While I hear it's definitely still rough around the edges, the project has launched both a new site and a version bump to 0.1.2a - both sporting all-new UIs. Various bug fixes and other additions have made it into this updated version, but if you think it's still lacking in features (after all, it's a 0.1.2 alpha), you're in luck! They're also looking for developers to join the team and lend a hand.

[via MacMerc]

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iTheater is an open source media center app for Mac OS X which we've blogged before. While I hear it's definitely still rough around the...
 

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Bryan

tried it. no support for Apple Remote. i was hoping to play AC3 .VOB's with it but the Video menu wouldn't let me do that.

June 14 2006 at 4:38 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Tyler

These projects (CenterStage included) are dead in the water. They all "need developers" and will both never get them. Two years of development have still not borne any fruit. I would love to see them succeed, but I can't get my hopes up.

We have a better chance of Apple opening Front Row to plug-in development, or MediaCentral getting more powerful.

June 13 2006 at 1:49 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Will Design for Food

This program has potential, but it also has major problems. They need more developers, and they need to get a lot of fundamentals working on it. It barely plays media, the weather widget it has only has one city, it doesn't put the playlists in any order, etc...

If they can get more developers interested I'm sure it would be badass...and I'm glad they changed the UI. I'm a designer, so I can't actually help them out, but I would if I could.

June 12 2006 at 9:21 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
gg

I think it's great tha tthey are trying but development is so slow, mediacentral seems to show more promise at the moment. Neither really do significantly more than FrontRow from what I see, though hopefully with the inclusion of 3rd party plugins they may eventually provide a distinct advantage over FrontRow.

June 12 2006 at 1:30 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Peter

I think this is great - thanks for putting this together guys. You get the sense that Apple will eventually release their own Media Center, but it is nice to see this coming out to fill the void in the mean time.

June 12 2006 at 12:03 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Matt Grover

Will this work on 10.3.9 or is it Tiger only?? Can't see any specs on the site. Cheers

June 12 2006 at 11:19 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
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