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This changes everything so radically I have to be careful about where I start and where I finish to make myself clear.
Imagine being able to watch live TV on your iPhone. Imagine being able to watch live TV from stations that don't even broadcast online. I probably already lost you.
Here's the story from the start. You have a computer that's connected to the Internet via a high-speed connection and that you keep turned on ALL THE TIME (for whatever reason). You have a TV tuner inside this computer as you use it to watch TV as well from time to time. This same computer just happens to contain all your MP3 collection on a 1 TB hard drive (let's say about 200000 songs) and a number of TV series seasons you like on another 1 TB hard drive.
All you have to do next is install ORB 2.0 on this computer and set up a free account. You then configure it in order to let it know where it can find all your music, your movies, videos, photos and even documents. You tell it how to interact with your TV tuner so that it will be able to broadcast any channel in your cable subscription to you.
If you've done all this it means you can already log on to mycast.orb.com from any computer in the world and access any of the media files you shared on the home computer (music, videos, pictures, documents) or watch any TV channels you have at home. ANYWHERE! ANYTIME!
It gets even better. If you have a jailbroken iPhone or iPod Touch you can simply go to the Multimedia category in the Installer app and install ORB Live. ORB Live is a native application that gives you direct access to your ORB account. This means access to any music file, movie, or picture on your home computer and the ability to watch any of the TV channels you have at home. ANYWHERE! ANYTIME!
I'll stop here but not before mentioning that on top of everything ORB also allows you to record or schedule recording from any of the TV and radio channels at home. Recordings are immediately available to you online.
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