Streaming live p2p video with SopCast is very simple and easy. SopCast uses the latest P2P technology. It comes with a built-in list of many worldwide TV channels ready to be watched. It uses fast buffering and has an extremely low memory footprint and CPU load. Besides watching TV channels you can broadcast your own audio and video content without paying for an expensive server.

Features

• Can stream audio and video content

• Uses P2P technology

• Has a list of all and favorite channels

• Supports loop playing

• Can record any playback

• Low memory footprint

• Uses your PC memory as a buffer

• Supports authentication for broadcasters and viewers

SopCast uses all latest technologies in order to deliver to its users the best possible quality. Fast buffering, low memory footprint and low CPU usage are the main program advantages over its competition. You can use it to stream your own TV channels or record any stream while you are watching it. SopCast works just like your Windows Media Player, VLC player or RealPlayer.

Interface

The user interface of SopCast is not very attractive, but it does the trick. In fact, it consists of two windows – Console and Player. The first one has an address bar on top where the currently played content URL address is displayed. Several tabs are placed underneath it, the second one of which will reveal all included in the program TV channels. You can add whichever of them to your favorite channel list.

Basic Operations

SopCast visualizes every TV channel in a separate window. You can double its size or stretch it to full screen by double-clicking on it. There are five small-sized icons on top that can do various things. All player controls are located underneath the visualization screen.

Conclusion

SopCast is an ad-supported program which is the only thing we did not like about it. Other than that, it is a great utility which not only allows you to watch many TV channels for free, but also allows you to record them or stream your own video content.