Comments on: Boxee Re-Review: The New Boxee http://www.analogism.org/2008/10/boxee-re-review-the-new-boxee/ Your Tech Feed. Speak Geek. Tue, 06 Apr 2010 02:39:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Boxee lands a $4 Million investment : Analogism http://www.analogism.org/2008/10/boxee-re-review-the-new-boxee/comment-page-1/#comment-1757 Boxee lands a $4 Million investment : Analogism Tue, 18 Nov 2008 15:48:49 +0000 http://www.analogism.org/?p=776#comment-1757 [...] I last reviewed Boxee, and re-reviewed it, I have really fallen even more in love with this application. I can only assume this investment [...] [...] I last reviewed Boxee, and re-reviewed it, I have really fallen even more in love with this application. I can only assume this investment [...]

]]> By: Jesper Garneij http://www.analogism.org/2008/10/boxee-re-review-the-new-boxee/comment-page-1/#comment-800 Jesper Garneij Wed, 22 Oct 2008 08:18:06 +0000 http://www.analogism.org/?p=776#comment-800 @yuval Thanks for commenting and welcome to Analogism! Yes, I did in fact use the Tab key, which is a useful feature for me when using it on a workstation. Maybe not on my Mac Mini as a Media Center. Are you the "yuvalt" from the xbmc team? What I'm thinking is that the Tab feature is a handy feature, and should be easily accessed (like using the Tab key) if it is to have a purpose. If you have to do settings, it's more of a hassle then a handy feature. Do you know if the Tab key behavior will always behave like this? This is just one opinion of course, others might prefer the method you described. The idea of looking in the settings menu actually struck me after I posted the article, but I couldn't check at the time. I will most certainly check this out asap! @yuval

Thanks for commenting and welcome to Analogism!

Yes, I did in fact use the Tab key, which is a useful feature for me when using it on a workstation. Maybe not on my Mac Mini as a Media Center. Are you the “yuvalt” from the xbmc team?

What I’m thinking is that the Tab feature is a handy feature, and should be easily accessed (like using the Tab key) if it is to have a purpose. If you have to do settings, it’s more of a hassle then a handy feature. Do you know if the Tab key behavior will always behave like this? This is just one opinion of course, others might prefer the method you described.

The idea of looking in the settings menu actually struck me after I posted the article, but I couldn’t check at the time. I will most certainly check this out asap!

]]> By: yuval http://www.analogism.org/2008/10/boxee-re-review-the-new-boxee/comment-page-1/#comment-780 yuval Tue, 21 Oct 2008 23:54:02 +0000 http://www.analogism.org/?p=776#comment-780 regarding the windowed mode -- how did you switch to window? if you used the Tab key, then this is the expected behavior. To properly set it you need to change the display resolution in the settings to Window. you can fix the aspect ratio for 4:3 display under Setting -> Appearance -> Screen -> Calibration. Adjust the rectangle in the center to be squarish. regarding the windowed mode — how did you switch to window? if you used the Tab key, then this is the expected behavior. To properly set it you need to change the display resolution in the settings to Window.

you can fix the aspect ratio for 4:3 display under Setting -> Appearance -> Screen -> Calibration. Adjust the rectangle in the center to be squarish.

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