Kinoma media player

[VW]

Originally Posted by Charles@Kinoma

A lot of customers seem to think it's a pretty good bargain. The fact that it does what typical mobile players can do is kind of the least of it.

For anybody not already subscribed to our blog, here are some videos that give you a taste of what you can do with Kinoma Play:

• Kinoma Play: Podcasts
• Kinoma Play: Music
• Kinoma Play: Pictures
• Kinoma Play: Search

Also, I posted 101 Kinoma Play features and tips today.

As someone pointed out, you can get it for free by checking out with TrialPay. Or, just download Kinoma FreePlay.

-- Charles Wiltgen

$30.00 isn't *THAT* bad a price, except that I have paid $75 for media pprograms already for my phone, but I guess thats my problem

One question for your 101 list: you state Kinoma Play is the world’s second streaming podcast player (we made the first one, too).

Where does Pocketplayer fit into this? I am streaming a podcast as I type this, and am relatively confident that it beat Kinoma Play to market

Ill buy if you add XM support

[Charles@Kinoma]

Originally Posted by VW

One question for your 101 list: you state Kinoma Play is the world’s second streaming podcast player (we made the first one, too).

Where does Pocketplayer fit into this? I am streaming a podcast as I type this...

Other apps do "play while download", and I have a blog post that talks about some of the differences.

http://blog.kinoma.com/2007/07/featu...ast-streaming/

Originally Posted by VW

Ill buy if you add XM support

Thanks for the feedback!

-- Charles Wiltgen

[Drybonz]

Originally Posted by Charles@Kinoma

A lot of customers seem to think it's a pretty good bargain. The fact that it does what typical mobile players can do is kind of the least of it.

I, personally, think it's a completely rip-off considering your customer service is some of the worst I have ever experienced. I have a better chance of getting a response out of you here than to get a comment to post succesfully on your forums since you filter them.

Any company that does not post a decent changelog with their new versions has garbage support, IMO.

Post a changelog, Charles.

[slopokdave]

Whew 'tuff crowd.....

[Drybonz]

Originally Posted by slopokdave

Whew 'tuff crowd.....

Believe it. The guy wants to come over here to promote his product now he is on my turf and he's gonna hear what I have to say finally.

[Charles@Kinoma]

Originally Posted by Drybonz

I, personally, think it's a completely rip-off considering your customer service is some of the worst I have ever experienced.

Kinoma has a reputation for great support -- our team almost always responds within 24 hours, and is very good about solving problems -- and I'm sorry you had a bad experience.

Just email the case ID you were assigned by our support team to me at charles@ our domain, and I'll be glad to escalate.

Originally Posted by Drybonz

I have a better chance of getting a response out of you here than to get a comment to post succesfully on your forums since you filter them.

Just for spam and pointless "+1" posts. All you have to do is skim forum.kinoma.com to confirm that we don't moderate posts just because they're critical.

Originally Posted by Drybonz

Any company that does not post a decent changelog with their new versions has garbage support, IMO.

Every release gets its own blog post that describes all changes of note. Can you be more specific?

-- Charles Wiltgen

[phreaq]

Originally Posted by Charles@Kinoma

Kinoma has a reputation for great support -- our team almost always responds within 24 hours, and is very good about solving problems --

this has been my experience with Kinoma. I have had a few issues, and kinoma support was very quick to reply and fix the problem.

[Drybonz]

Originally Posted by Charles@Kinoma

Every release gets its own blog post that describes all changes of note. Can you be more specific?

When I download the cab from your website, I have no idea what version I'm installing until I install it, activate it, and check the about screen.

1. package your cabs in a a zip file labeled with the version number so I know what version I'm downloading.

2. in the same zip file, include a txt file with the complete version history.

There is a billion software companies that do this, there's no reason you can't as well. Get organized.

[jpc0480]

ok played around with the free version and am slightly impressed. a little pissed that this f'ing program took away some of my program defaults... kind of feel raped in that department. it should have at least asked... otherwise the free one is only good for youtube and a couple of other vids/audio. if you want full access bend over and grab your ankles... $30 way to steep.

[stifiling]

i haven't tried it yet. what exactly can it do that would be beneficial that tcpmp or other progs can't?

i see uploading videos to youtube, but that's something i won't be doing...