The team behind the Miro project has released a new video converter tool that makes it dead easy to publish videos on the web that work in all browsers. It's called, appropriately enough, the Miro ...

Click to view In the dog days of summer when there's absolutely nothing new on television (except the Olympics), it's time to start watching the web—and you need the right tool to do just that. The ...

In an ideal world, every video, movie and TV show you ever wanted to watch would be available for download direct from the source and you could watch it where ever you pleased. But as long as that ...

In case you have been feeling out of options when it comes to watching Internet TV and finding video podcasts, the Participatory Culture Foundation (PCF) on Monday released a major new version of Miro ...

Windows and Mac: Miro Video Converter quickly and easily converts video on-the-fly for popular devices, with presets for your PSP, Android phone, or Apple device. The program has presets for a variety ...

Miro, a free media player / video encoder, just released a new update that adds drag and drop encoding and transferring of video files to the Kindle Fire. Miro, a free media player / video encoder, ...

Miro is an open source media app for Windows Mac and Linux. You can use it to organize and play your video collection, but it also lets you view online video ...

There are numerous video formats to choose from and you will at some point encounter a file that is not in the format you need to play back on a particular device. If you own an Android or iOS device, ...

Open-source video application Miro released its 1.0 version yesterday for Windows, Mac and Linux, but its creators don't think of it as just another me-too media player. They want it to be something a ...

The Participatory Culture Foundation (PCF) released version 6.0 of its GPL-licensed desktop video application Miro in April. There are performance improvements and important new functionality, as one ...

Web video may seem like a tough field for any company to enter, much less a nonprofit. But the Participatory Culture Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization, says its Miro video player can play RSS-enabled ...