Last week my company released a new version of our software, called TVTonic.

What is TVTonic? Well, according to me (I wrote the web site copy):

TVTonic allows you to subscribe to most video podcasts on the web.

Download RSS 2.0 video enclosures in the background.

And that’s what it let’s you do. It’s basically a video aggregator that let’s you subscribe, manage and watch video delivered via RSS 2.0 feeds (podcasts). It supports Windows Media and QuickTime formats presently, but we’re planning on adding support for more formats as we work through this public beta.

We’ve focused on creating an interface that supports the ‘10 foot experience,’ meaning that it’s designed to be navigated with a remote control from across the room while you’re chillin’ on your sofa.

Currently, it’s available to Windows XP users and you need Internet Explorer 6 or higher too. It works great within Windows Media Center or within Internet Explorer.

Feel free to check it out and leave any comments, complaints, constructive criticisms, etc on the forums at www.tvtonic.com. permanent link to this post