TVzation II

Internet TV From All Over The World!

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Digital cable keeps adding channels, but sometimes it starts to feel like you've watched ALL of television!

All of television? That's impossible!

Perhaps, but just to be sure, TVzation II expands your viewing horizons by bringing you hundreds of stations from all over the globe -- from Nigeria to Argentina, from Switzerland to Japan!

Now you can travel the globe with nothing but your PC and TVzation.

But have no fear, TVzation II also offers broadcasts from major American networks alongside Kanal 10 Sweden, Naples Channel 12, Budai, Bagri and Bloomberg Espana, and over 450 more. And the list keeps growing!

TVzation II is perfect if you're homesick, need access to a foreign program or just like to keep your television interesting. With an elegant, personalized interface, TVzation II offers frequent channel database and software updates to keep your PC tuned in to the TV.

Review Written by Andrew Dick

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Alexander Deliyannis I downloaded and tried TVzation, but it seems to me that too many channels seem to not work; in many it seems to take forever to load, while in others the program sinply switches back to the Recent Channels screen providing no message whatsoever. I have a very fast connection and the fact that some channels do work indicates that it's not a question of a firewall or something else interfering with the program's operation.

Dec 21 2008 at 6:30am Copy Link

TVzation team Alexander,
Not all channels always online. Channels can disappear forever.
We trying to keep our database with most relevant information, and registered version has free channels database updates. Trial version doesn't contain the latest version of the database.
We also providing free software updates. You can always download latest version from our website.

Dec 21 2008 at 7:11am Copy Link

Alexander Deliyannis Thanks for the reply; however, with an outdated database, it is not easy to judge the quality of the offering. After all, it is the database that represents the main value of the program. Otherwise, much of the content can be found free online, if one is patient enough.

Another concern of mine is that the program seems very heavy on the processor. I can't understand why this should be, since the image quality is of TV (i.e. quite low) standard.

Dec 21 2008 at 7:50am Copy Link

Keith Russell I agree. There are just too many unanswered questions about this software. I couldn't help but notice that it's in beta; I hate to pay to be a beta tester.

The Web page has TVzation I, as well, but doesn't explain the difference.

As far as I can tell, there is NO documentation. I managed to figure out how to get the TV screen into full-screen mode, but couldn't figure out how to get it back and had to use Task Manager to kill it.

I already own RaimaRadio and it does come with help documentation (online) and a user forum.

TVzation II looks like it has good promise, and I would probably pay this price for it (I wouldn't pay $40)--but not without more time to get some of my concerns addressed.

Dec 21 2008 at 3:23pm Copy Link

TVzation team Alexander, Keith
Thanks for your replies. We will try to fix all issues that you have noticed.
Happy Holidays!

Dec 21 2008 at 4:33pm Copy Link

Keith Russell Happy Holidays to you, as well. I do appreciate your participation here.

I do wish I had had more time to test the program. It does look like it may have a lot more international stations (especially in South and North Korea, a main area of interest) than RaimaRadio. Unfortunately, due to computer problems, I didn't see the offer until this past evening.

I do wish you success. (Please email me if you can; I have another suggestion.)

Keith

Dec 21 2008 at 6:56pm Copy Link

TVzation team Keith,
We sent you an email.
But if don't get it you can always contact us directly via email.
You can find it on our website http://www.tvzation.com

Dec 21 2008 at 10:01pm Copy Link