ChrisTV Online Premium Edition 4.2

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Watch and Record online TV Channels. Using ChrisTV Online you will gain access to more than 1800+ TV channels and 600+ radio stations from all over the globe (more than 100 countries). You do not need a TV card, just a PC or laptop with a good Internet connection running ChrisTV Online. Get connected to one of the largest channels database and receive updates periodically. As a bonus you can have access to online streams with music video clips plus movie trailers. An outstanding feature of ChrisTV Online, which you will not find in a similar software product, is the frame display mode which lets you watch video played content in a custom or predefined size frame window.

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