Miro 2.0: Turn Your Computer Into An HD-Streaming Powerhouse

Miro 2.0 was released earlier today, substantially updating its visual entertainment capabilities and philosophy.

Miro is an open source, free Internet TV and HD video player. If you’ve been looking for something like Tivo to use on your computer, your search ends here. Miro enables you to download and stream video content from torrents, Hulu, and more. You can pause and play videos on command, it works with almost any major video format, and you can browse for more of your favorite TV Shows and movies while you watch.

The Miro 2.0 update is heavy and greatly boosts the performance and capabilities of the Miro software. Included in the update is a slick new design, better audio support, improved HD support, a streamlined UI engine, and a wealth of other new features that make it a must own for fans of visual media.

Along with the program update, the user guide and Miro website have also received some loving from the update faeries. The website and guide both reflect the new feel and beauty of the Miro 2.0 software.

I’m giving Miro so many compliments because it really is something special. Internet users as a whole are lucky to have such a powerful program be open source and free to use. The program is not perfect (there are a few minor bugs already found in the latest update), but its capabilities are astounding and appreciated.

Miro 2.0 is available to download for Linux, Mac, and Windows users. I strongly suggest you give this program a try, it will turn your computer into a high-definition entertainment hub of pristine joy and excellence far beyond the imaginative possibilities of your inner psyche.