Roxio releases Toast 9 with streaming

The streaming to an iPod Touch doesn't work over the internet, or do you have to do something special like to go on youtube?

I agree with Tony Crockford.
Only difference: I purchased from France.
Many US companies make us pay, in Euros, the same figure as for USD purchases. Which makes people in the Euro area pay 50% more for many US softwares. I recently made the same experience with BIAS audio software. The moment I punched in the country, the currency changed, but the amount: no, nada. Same figure.
Personally, I will try as far as possible to avoid buying from companies that apply this sales policy.

Any thoughts on using an Apple TV versus a PS3 for streaming media?

The streaming server works, and I have a tivo-to-go program running on it. I had to manually open port whatever, even though my router has UPnP. Oh well, minor speed bump.

Even though it gives you a URL to use, it's just forwarding it to your own machine. If you have a domain name set up to your home machine, you can hit it directly without going through Roxio's provided URL. Pretty cool.

The BlueRay plugin is currently no extra cost, but if I recall they're only waving the $20 fee until April 12.

Also, I installed vs. 9 and it seems to have no trouble converting .tivo-to-go files for streaming. HOWEVER, the streaming server doesn't seem to work. OOPS. Also, if you search Roxio's website for "Streamer" the name of the streaming application, you get zero results returned. I'm guessing it's some opening night jitters, but they've been doing this long enough to get it right out of the gate. Amateur hour.

Anyway, it's decent at burning discs. We'll see what happens with the streaming after the dust settles.

WHAT? They want ANOTHER $20 for BluRay plugin??? Must be taking cues from Jobs on that magical $20 fee....

Am I missing something? My mac streams video to my iphone with its builtin webserver.

Actually, more info on EyeTV's streaming over WAN would be nice too. I have found that some of these WAN setups are a bit demanding, so more info is needed before buying. For example, Slingplayer and BackToMyMac have specific router needs, NAT and UPnP, etc. upstream bandwidth, etc.

Yeah, more details on the Streaming. Is it like EyeTV's streaming? I'm guessing so, since I remember the EyeTV folks wrote the Toast software under contract, or something like that. You can see how closely integrated EyeTV and Toast have been over the years.

Will it stream to Apple TV? Currently considering getting an Apple TV but holding off until I know I can stream my backlog of home movies and the like which are in DivX

Can TUAW update us on what can be done to get DivX on the new 2.0 edition of Apple TV.

I know it was possible to put Perian onto the original Apple TV but I have not heard about the latest version.