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eGuider Exclusive — August 31st, 2009

eGuiders Application Now Available on Boxee

Check It Out!

by Brian Rothe

eGuiders Application Now Available on Boxee

You're already a fan of eGuiders, but did you know that you can now lay back on your couch and watch eGuiders content on your TV? That's right, your favorite website has created a custom Boxee application that allows you to enjoy the best Internet videos from the comfort of your living room. Boxee is a free open-source software platform that integrates personal media with Internet media along with social networking. Boxee is designed for your TV, but you can still enjoy Boxee right on your computer. To connect your laptop to your TV, you'll likely need a DVI/VGA to HDMI cable, but it depends on the specific input/output on your computer and TV. Avner Ronen, CEO and co-founder of Boxee, says, "We see people discovering new entertainment from two sources - friends and tastemakers. Whether those tastemakers are experts in the space or celebrities, eGuiders does a great job allowing them to share their favorite entertainment with people. They're a great complement to Boxee and we're excited to bring their videos to our user."  Boxee currently has over 600,000 users, and if you follow these simple steps, you'll be kickin' back with eGuiders in no time.

1) Sign up for a Boxee account (SIGN UP)

2) Download and install Boxee (DOWNLOAD)

3) Start Boxee and log in with the account you signed up with.

4) Move the left arrow or mouse to the left until you see the main menu.

5) Click on "App Box"

6) Find the eGuiders app and click once to add it to your applications

7) Return to the main menu and select "Applications"

8) Select "Video"

9) Click "eGuiders"

10) Kick back, relax, and start eGuiding!

 

 

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How to Connect Your PC to an HDTV


Brian Rothe

eGuider: Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders

Recent west coast transplant and production expert.

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