I commute 9 hours a week and I too would like an audio only stream so that I could listen to the material. I'm sure you've already thought of this but an iOS and/or Android App might be a solution for protecting your content while providing a consistent, feature rich user experience. For reference, I think the Audible iOS app allows a user to access their library and download/remove content from their device as needed. I know developing an app isn't a small task, but I thought I'd throw that out there.

Dustin,
We're getting around to some of the changes like you mentioned. Your question about this is not the first to pop up. We're working on things to make it better every day! We're trying to figure out the best way to do this. We're also glad that you've found us on Roku and that you're recommending it to your friends as well!
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
Host, ITPro.TV

Steve,
Great to hear from you and hope you're enjoying the episodes! Yes, the episodes can be viewed with Chromecast! We use this daily to monitor our shows and chat during our live streaming so it should work just fine!
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
Host, ITPro.TV

No, I'm not an Omega, sorry :(

This is one that we have debated on quite a bit. For now, we are sticking with Windows 8/Server 2012 and newer because that is what people need to get certified in. However, you are very much correct in that a lot of companies are sticking with Windows 7 for the time being. We may develop some limited Windows 7 content later in the year but it is not on our road-map as of yet. Now that the rumblings of Windows 9 have already started, we may never get to Windows 7. We do use Windows 7 in the A+ content because that is what CompTIA tests on, so it is worth checking out.
Also, if you have any specific Windows 7 questions you can feel free to ask them here. We can always do one off videos to demonstrate technologies.
Thanks,
Don Pezet
Host, ITProTV

Not all of our episodes will have show notes posted. Some episodes have show notes that are simply an outline of topics to discuss during the show and generally aren't posted. Other episodes have show notes with commands and definitions pulled from demos that can be useful for studying and are typically posted. There are a few show notes waiting to be posted but those are for the recent Cisco episodes. If there is something specific, let me know and I'll get it in the queue.
Nathan Copeland
ITProTV

Kenrick,
Thanks for writing in. We got a similar question here. The short answer is that we are working on it, but don't have an estimated time frame as of yet. We'll be sure to announce it as soon as it if available.
Thanks,
Don Pezet
Host, ITProTV

Hi Anthony,
The laptops we use are the Dell XPS 12 configured with an Intel Core i7 @ 2.0GHz, 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD. We use Microsoft Hyper-V to virtualize our lab machines. The Dell XPS 12 has plenty of power to run a couple of virtual machines simultaneously.
Good luck on setting up your test lab. Virtual machines are fantastic to learn and play with this stuff. If you have any questions along the way send 'em our way!
Nathan Copeland
ITProTV

Aaron,
We are putting the finishing touches on our studio calendar, but haven't released it to the public yet. If you would like a sneak peek you can view it here: http://itpro.tvcalendar.
Thanks,
Don

Chad,
We have been seeing some issues with the video sizing in the embedded players. The problem is how each streaming provider embeds their players a little differently. We have worked out a solution, but it requires editing the pages of over 120 episodes. While we roll out the changes you may see some pages render perfectly, while others are still awaiting the update. All of the episodes should be corrected within two weeks.
Thanks,
Don

Timothy,
Thank you for writing in. That is something we have discussed opening up in the future, but it is not allowed right now. Our main issue is that it is very difficult to secure our content from rampant piracy without imposing annoying DRM on the legitimate users. We have received a number of requests for offline viewing of our episodes and we have been batting around a few (non-DRM) ideas to make that possible. We'll keep you posted when a solution is available.
Thank you,
Don

Paul,
The player itself hasn't changed (that I'm aware of) although we did add the Vimeo player as an option when streaming. That being said, I don't think it ever retained my last position for me, but I probably wasn't paying attention. I'll reach out to the web guys and see if they know.
Don

Nick,
Great question. We post the episode list in multiple formats because different people prefer to learn different ways. Personally, I like to learn in the order of the objectives so I would recommend the "Exam Objectives" view. Using that view ensures that I am studying similar concepts together, as opposed to jumping around from concept to concept. However, some people prefer to watch the shows in the chronological order in which we recorded them which is where the "All Episodes" list comes in. The only issue with this method is that we don't always record shows in a logical order. We may choose to record a particular topic one day because we have the equipment available in our lab, or we might skip over an objective because we are waiting on a particular piece of equipment to come in or get configured. As a result, watching them in chronological order can be confusing for someone just starting out.
At the end of the day, it comes down to whichever method you prefer. We are currently working on a system to help you track which episodes you have watched and which ones you have not which we hope to have ready in the next few months. Until then, you can use your web browser's history function to see what episodes have already been viewed. If you have followed a link in the past, the web browser should render the link in a different color than a link you have never visited before.
I hope that helps,
Don

Before we launched we had planned on doing two levels of membership. One "premium" tier that included the ability to chat during the shows and use the Q&A after the show. The second tier was a discounted tier that could only watch the episodes, but not ask questions. In the end, we decided to abandon that idea and just treat every user as a "premium" user. Unfortunately, a few of our earlier shows still reference that old plan. Eventually we will re-record those episodes and that terminology will disappear.
Thanks,
Don Pezet
Host, ITProTV

Here's what is on the table as of today (11/23/2013):
Currently In Production:
CCNA (200-101)
MCSA Windows 8 (70-688) - Almost complete
MCSA Windows Server 2012 (70-410)
CompTIA Network+ (N10-005) - Almost complete
Up Next:
MCSA Windows Server 2012 (70-411)
MCSA Windows Server 2012 (70-412)
CCNA Security (640-554)
That should all be wrapped up in the next 4 months. After that, things get a little nebulous. Our plan is to tackle these next:
MCSE Desktop Infrastructure
MCSE Server Infrastructure
MCSA SQL Server
Cisco CCNP
Microsoft Exchange
Microsoft SharePoint
That will probably carry us in to Q3 or Q4 of next year unless we build a new studio which would speed things up. Beyond that we don't have a hard set plan. Here are some of the other certifications we are considering:
Juniper
Citrix
VMWare
CompTIA CASP
CISSP
CEH
PMP
Hope that helps,
Don

Thanks Don that's a great help

Wow I didn't realize you guys were in Gville. I used to do a lot of work around there.

50 CCENT questions 30 minutes I didn't get past 20 yikes. VLSM got me and all the binary translating. Ugh good questions though.

Thanks Don!