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Where to find network TV shows?
I know some of the network TV shows my family enjoys have full episodes available online (The Closer and Grey's Anatomy are examples), and I'd like to see if Big Bang Theory is available in full episodes through Miro, too. There are even some discontinued shows we like (West Wing, for example)), that would be fun to find.
The Video Search function doesn't seem helpful for this. Is there a way to see a list of TV shows which I can get as full episodes through Miro, and add them as feeds? If not, is there a way to search that will exclude commentaries and random people's comments on shows, and just show me episodes? How can I find a list of TV shows available to watch through Miro?
Thank you for all the help--this newbie appreciates it!
The Video Search function doesn't seem helpful for this. Is there a way to see a list of TV shows which I can get as full episodes through Miro, and add them as feeds? If not, is there a way to search that will exclude commentaries and random people's comments on shows, and just show me episodes? How can I find a list of TV shows available to watch through Miro?
Thank you for all the help--this newbie appreciates it!
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Inappropriate?Yeah, we're a little scattered on the search functionality and are planning to consolidate. The search in the lower left part of Miro is for searching hosting sites like YouTube and blip.tv. The search box at the top of earch feed from the sidebar (or library) is for filtering videos from inside this feed or library. And finally, to find shows and things to subscribe to, use the search box in the top right of the Miro Guide.
Sorrry, that's confusing! We'll make it easier.
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Inappropriate?I'm just trying to get to a place where I don't have to deal with the adobe stuff and was wondering if this is it or not. I am looking forward to trying this out.
Thanks Loads!
I’m undecided yet give me a gew days
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Inappropriate?I second you, Sterghe! My wife & kids like watching those streamed network shows. Miro might be able to pull it off, at a minimum, by adding the major TV networks' streamed TV shows to Miro guide, implemented via simple navigation to a url.
Why not include some of the web-based tv streams of shows from popular channels into the miro guide (abc.go.com, disney.go.com)? Miro's come a long way with the new features & BT integration. It could use the built-in browser-like functionality of Miro that's already there. It could be used to play, say, a Disney show for my kids by simply navigating miro to the appropriate URL? I know a lot of major stations use different formats & probably make it near-impossible to completely integrate this kind of feature into Miro, but if Miro could simply (for example) have Disney in its guide, and then Miro would navigate to http://disney.go.com/videos/#/videos/tvshows/ when I clicked on it (within Miro, not in an external/separate browser window), that would make the viewing experience a lot better for my family. (And actually easier than switching our HDTV/Media PC from TV to PC, alas we don't have a tuner card! =D)
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