The BBC and the Open Source Consortium (OSC) have met to discuss concerns surrounding the iPlayer, which is only compatible with Windows XP.
The OSC was looking for assurances from the BBC that the iPlayer would be made available for users of other platforms. They say that around 25% of internet users would be excluded from using the iPlayer as things stand.
Internet banks have fared particularly badly in a new study that suggests the industry has lost trust from the majority of UK consumers.
The Unisys-commissioned survey found that 71% of customers do not trust their banks, while the two worst rated brands were web-based.
The BBC Trust has approved plans by the corporation to make its programming available for download on an on-demand basis.
The on-demand proposals are the first to be subject to a Public Value Test (PVT), in which 10,500 individuals and organisations were consulted over the BBC's plans.
The BBC Trust has asked the BBC's management for more information on its proposals to carry advertising on the Corporation's websites outside the UK.
The BBC Trust has asked management to look into the matter further, and wants to know how ad revenue would be invested into the BBC's UK services for the benefit of the licence payer.