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Linux SopCast Player

Submitted by hotice on Sunday 17th of May 2009 06:31:01 AM Filed under
Linux

SopCast Player is designed to be an easy to use Linux GUI front-end for the p2p streaming technology developed by SopCast. SopCast Player features an integrated video player, a channel guide, and bookmarks. Once SopCast Player is installed it simply "just works" with no required configuration.

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