SnapStream Media, Inc. (www.snapstream.com), a leader in digital home entertainment products, announced today the release of Beyond TV 3.7. Beyond TV 3.7 offers several new features and addresses minor bugs present in previous versions.
(PRWEB) July 15, 2005 -- SnapStream Media, Inc. (www.snapstream.com), a leader in digital home entertainment products, announced today the release of Beyond TV 3.7. Beyond TV 3.7 offers several new features and addresses minor bugs present in previous versions.
Improving on previous versions, Beyond TV 3.7 offers support for DivX recording mode with Plextor PX-TV402U and PXM402U TV tuner cards. Beyond TV 3.7 also features enhanced options for trial users and an improved Setup Wizard. The trial version of Beyond TV Link, Beyond TVs network client, now works with the trial version of Beyond TV, letting trial users create their own multiroom digital home. Another feature of Beyond TV 3.7 is an improved Setup Wizard that allows users to specify where to store their recordings. Beyond TV 3.7 also includes a host of minor bug fixes.
Beyond TV 3.7 is offered as a free upgrade to current Beyond TV users. SnapStream Media. also offers a free 21-day trial of its most recent version of Beyond TV to new users, which can be downloaded from its website.
In the past, Beyond TV has received numerous awards and widespread industry recognition as a feature-rich and easy-to-use DVR software. SnapStream Media continues to lead in the development of innovative software that allows consumers to transform their PCs into a digital media centers.
For release notes, view http://www.snapstream.com/Products/beyondtv/release_notes.asp
About SnapStream Media, Inc.
SnapStream Media, Inc. is a leading developer of digital entertainment products based in Houston, Texas. SnapStream Media's vision is to create high-quality consumer entertainment experiences that leverage PC technology. The company's digital video recording (DVR) software, Beyond TV received PC Magazine's Product of the Year Award in December 2004. It was referred to as "an idea whose time has come" by the Associated Press and declared "better than TiVo" by Maximum PC. Interested parties can find more information about SnapStream Media and its products at www.snapstream.com.
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