OnLineLive 6.3.31

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• Price: Free to try (20-use trial); $33.90 to buy (Buy it now)
• Operating system: Windows 95/98/2000/XP/Vista
• Date added: November 28, 2007
• Total Downloads: 78,763
• Downloads last week: 697
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• Average user rating: 3.0 stars out of 34 votes
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Version 6.3.30 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

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  Version: OnLineLive 6.3.31

  "Terrible....run away and hide your credit card"

  by petergeo99 on December 2, 2007

  Cons: The software or is should say the link did not work, I had the same screen after I downloaded and after several e-mails to Miami I still did not get in to the site. They sold me this service the first time and passed it off as a lifetime subscription if you read carefully it is only 8 months. I bought it the second time and never was able to get back in to the system. While I was waiting to get some form of service I found a free site "Veoh TV" which has better movies, better quality and auto download for free. You can also get cinesmart.net for free which is even better than veoh TV for free movies.

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• 3 stars

  Version: OnLineLive 6.3.31

  "Less than 25% are in english!!!!!"

  by riceakneko on November 30, 2007

  Pros: It does seem to have the ammount of content it claims.

  Cons: The software lacks alot of conviences that many other similar software offers.

  My biggest issue with this was not being allowed to seperate english from foreign content. This will have you "channel surfing" for quiet some time. One other thing I learned about this type of "FREE TV" is that if you are looking for your common cable or satelite channels, you will likely be very disappointed. Alot of the english channels that are offered is actually mobile content, such as MSNBC mobile. Also alot of this type of service is downloading your favorite shows, which you can usually do, without the use of additional software from the shows web site. The amount of time it takes to seperate the content, figure out the schedules. or have any of your familiar channels, just seems to be too much work for the end user to be considered an alternative to standard satelite or cable.

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