Democracy Player v.92 Player Released


Democracy Player v.92 Player Released

There’s a new, faster, more efficient version of Democracy Player out today. Democracy is the free and open Internet video player that can subscribe to easily-published video feeds. It automatically fetches new videos using BitTorrent and it plays it no matter what video format it’s in.

Version 0.92, released today, fixes a ton of performance issues, mostly in the Windows version, Democracy is available for Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux. If you’ve tried Democracy before and had problems with it, this is the version Link.

Via: BoingBoing

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