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TV Player Classic 5.1
TV Player Classic
Program for viewing and recording 1200+ Online TV channels, streams from TV tuner, DV camera, Web camera etc. 400+ paid channels including (sport, news, entertainment, movies, reality, lifestyle, shopping, music, kids, games... ). Grouping channels by category, country, category and country, country and category. Proxy support. Fullscreen mode. TV set (Dual) mode which is used to output the copy of picture to the television set or to the other monitor. "Embedded/Separate" mode which is used to view the picture at the selected place of the monitor, provided with the possibility to adjust the size. Filtration of the Internet connection speed to choose the channels for high-grade viewing. There is no need for additional software installed (Windows Media Player, Real Player etc.). You do not need to have the TV tuner to view the online TV because all the channels are broadcast directly through the Internet connection.
Version 5.1 adds 100+ online TV channels.
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