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Well, kind of. Google Video no longer requires users to download a separate player, so videos can be viewed right in a browser. The size of the video window is dependent on the size of your browser window. I just watched some of Everybody Hates Chris without a problem.
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Grover said 2:01PM on 9-27-2005
Baby step? More like giant leap forward. They're converting everything to flash video, which will absolutely be the dominating video format on the web within the next year.
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Adrian said 2:05PM on 9-27-2005
Hopefully h.264 becomes the dominating video format. Just putting a viewable FLV online is a bitch compared to just throwing up a .mov because you have to wrap it in it's own player. I barely see any quality difference between a sorenson 3 file and the new FLV codec.
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Bloggator said 3:05PM on 9-27-2005
Giant leap indeed!
As with many things Google, it just worked like a charm. And it started playing so flippin' fast.
The future of TV will be search.
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KT said 7:21PM on 9-27-2005
Awesome...
I loves me the google video! :)
I can't believe that in 7 years, they've done THIS much. Google = crazy
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