Just imagine having access to lots   of 'live' television channels which you can watch anywhere (provided you are   connected to the Internet). Zattoo offers exactly this, the exact number and   variety of channels varying depending on where you are at the time. This is not   some cheap (and illegal) screen copy of a channel; it is a fully licensed   product, hence the channel limitation, dependent on geography, due to licensing   agreements.
An additional plus for Zattoo is   that they 'record' all the programmes on all the channels for 30 days. So if you   have missed an episode of your favourite soap, or someone mentions an   interesting programme you want to watch, there is no problem. Zattoo also   features a fully searchable channel listing, covering live, recorded and   upcoming programmes.
By using Apple TV, you can watch   programmes on a full size screen, even though they are only being received on   your iPhone/iPad. 
Apart from the iOS App, there is   also a PC version and a browser version. I would suggest trying the free version   and then upgrade, if necessary.
Now for the ACIDS test:   
Aesthetics
The iOS   version features the available channels as text down the left hand side of the   screen and vignettes of the actual content on the main area to the right (or at   least as many as fit in until you scroll down). This is actually superior to a   conventional television; think of it as multiple PIP (Picture in Picture). As   the content is streamed, the quality can suffer from occasional   pixellation.
Cost
The paid   version costs as much for an annual subscription as about a month of cable   channels; excellent value.
Indispensability
You   can obviously live without this App but, it does come in handy on occasions, and   certainly avoids the need for trailing wires if you want to watch television   outside.
Dependability
Your   Internet connection needs to be sufficiently good to get a stable image; that   said, the service is reliable, although you do need to check what channels are   available in your country.
Security
Apart   from someone knowing what television channel you watch, there is no obvious   security threat. When you register, you do need to give an email address and set   up a password; the usual advice on being careful applies.
ACIDS Test Rating:
 Very good App but slightly   flawed
To find out how the   ACIDS   Test works, click here.


The developer advises that there has been an update to version 1.4.4 of the App.
ReplyDeleteThis includes the following enhancements and alterations:
- Improved Live TV and Recall controls
- Select between Mobile and Wifi bitrates
- Fixed a bug that prevented users from logging in with special characters in their credentials
- Stability improvements