Project Neon - Private P2P Video Sharing

Tuesday August 23rd 2005, 6:42 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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Project Neon is a private Peer-to-Peer Sharing application that allows you to share videos, music, and photos with family, friends, or private groups. Project Neon is currently only available for Windows and has many features that can help you store your videos on your computer and share them for free with anyone you choose. It has a built in contacts list, an inbox, video search features, and more.

Like what the File Sharing Blog has said, the beauty of Project Neon is that you don’t actually have to download the videos to view it. You can simply stream it first and if you like what you see, you are free to download it to your computer. Another great feature that is pointed out is that the quality of the movie can depend on your connection speed if you want. This way, if you are on a slow connection and are wanting to download a large movie, it will compress it (loosing quality) to fit the download speed that you have set.

Project Neon is off to a great start, but it needs more public videos to search from. Try it out, if you like it and feel like contributing to the public for some movies, music, and photography.. go for it. Happy sharing!

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