In this brief introduction I talk you through the key features of what looks to be a very promising social video and community platform for people to share world cinema.
To buy, rent or comment movie video throw peer - to - peer technologies is possible today through the web service called “Jaman” one of the world’s biggest online libraries of feature films and documentaries.
Contents aside I was just impressed by the quality of the video and this be a point of differentiation amongst video sites.

I feel that Jaman has a lot of potential to become a first internet destination for enthusiast of indipendent film - makers. Jaman allows to users register to add your work and distribuite it around the world. Also, you can choose and get (7day rental) between a lot of indipendent films production subdivided for category. It’s very much towards India film but also from Asia, South Asia, Latin America, Europe, North America, Middle East. Price starting at just for $4.99 for 7day rental.

For those moviegoers trying to make a living from their movie video, this can be a interesting esperience.Here also users can become active partecipants, chat with others professional video makers and interact with their add new comment.

Some interesting features are:

Windows

• 2.8 GHz Pentium processor
• 1024 Ram
• QuikTime 7.1
• Windows Media Player9

Mac

• 1.8 GHz PowerMac G5 processor
• 2.0 Ghz Intel Core Duo
• Quicktime 7

Presentation is an important part of business, easy navigation as in Facebook or Twitter but also it’s clean. The interface design of the website has quite evidently been built with simplicity and ease of use in mind. You are given some degree of control over through a sleek, device-independent player that allows to watch movies DVD quality to Macs, PCs or home entertainment systems.

Internet has extended our professional content around the world and if you work remotely, this is a great way to make you know from a lot of peoples or see between thousand film, with a network broader than that of a simply Home television. I think that this new technologies will help the spill of the commonplace film productions, increasing the quality of contents.