Red Kawa
02-08-2007, 03:20 PM
Web Site
We’ve recently made a few modifications to our website. The front page has been changed to better highlight the software we have developed over the last couple years. The forums have also been changed as each forum is now grouped by company rather than by software category. We have also restored the front page link to the Red Kawa File Server for those PS3 users who just to transfer files to their PS3 hard drive and don’t want to bother with PS3 Media Center X.
Video Converters
Development on the video converters is about to pick up again as we are readying a new video converter for the Apple TV. We will have more information on that in the coming days. This also means there should be new updates to PS3 Video 9 and Wii Video 9 soon.
Media Centers
Development on the Media Center X has been put on the backburner for now due to lack of resources. As you’ve probably figured out, there is an extensive amount of work needed to be done to bring the software from its current early alpha form to something that is actually useable on the Wii and PS3. Don’t expect any major releases anytime soon. We will let you know through our blog when we restart work on it.
Web Software
The marketplace, SofaTube and Tic Tac Toe are all humming along nicely and there is nothing really to report on that front.
We’ve recently made a few modifications to our website. The front page has been changed to better highlight the software we have developed over the last couple years. The forums have also been changed as each forum is now grouped by company rather than by software category. We have also restored the front page link to the Red Kawa File Server for those PS3 users who just to transfer files to their PS3 hard drive and don’t want to bother with PS3 Media Center X.
Video Converters
Development on the video converters is about to pick up again as we are readying a new video converter for the Apple TV. We will have more information on that in the coming days. This also means there should be new updates to PS3 Video 9 and Wii Video 9 soon.
Media Centers
Development on the Media Center X has been put on the backburner for now due to lack of resources. As you’ve probably figured out, there is an extensive amount of work needed to be done to bring the software from its current early alpha form to something that is actually useable on the Wii and PS3. Don’t expect any major releases anytime soon. We will let you know through our blog when we restart work on it.
Web Software
The marketplace, SofaTube and Tic Tac Toe are all humming along nicely and there is nothing really to report on that front.