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BinnsY

12:17 PM on 12 December, 2008

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Its probably just me but i actually prefer channel 4s solution as it uses windows media player. I can actually have it run full screen on one monitor whilst working on the other which the Iplayer just doesn't support. (I'm not even considering the download version) Would just be nice if it ran a bit higher quality.

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Bluepork

1:08 PM on 12 December, 2008

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As a mac user, I don't even get a go on the channel 4 version, so I prefer the bbc's!

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BinnsY

1:37 PM on 12 December, 2008

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Lol, fair point :P

It wouldn't bother me so much if they used the same settings as ITV's flash based player, as that supports full screening on a secondary screen without it dropping out every time you click the main screen. If the iplayer fixed that it would be epic.

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Singularity

5:27 PM on 12 December, 2008

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Somehow I miss the mentioning of the strong opposition of Virgin and Sky to this plan that has already caused the collapse of a similar effort a while back...

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