Google Video Player lets you watch videos from Google Video Search right on your desktop. You can Browse scenes within a video using thumbnails, Skip to anywhere in the video, even if that portion hasn't downloaded yet, watch videos in full screen mode, and Resume video downloads automatically.
Reviewing 1.0.2.1 Beta (Jul 6, 2006)
Reviewer: Das mod Mar 27, 2006
Version: 1.0.1.0 Beta
just for fun i tried it on win95 .... works just as good as on my xp machine ....
Rating: *****
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You know, earlier versions of it would not work properly on my 98/ME rigs...this one quite OK.
Reviewing 1.0.2.1 Beta (Jul 6, 2006)
Not bad for a video player, downloads videos transparently.
My main qualm is that it uses a new extension... QVI... so the videos are tied to Google Video Player. It's easily solved by feeding them into your favorite AVI muncher, but still...
The default video location is in a Google Videos folder under your Documents. You can change this from the preferences, for example I keep all my perfectly legal (>__>) videos in D:\Videos, so I just set Google Video Player to dump it's stuff in a subdirectory off of that.
Reviewing 1.0.1.0 Beta (Apr 1, 2006)
I don't think it's amazing, but I guess it does what it's designed for.
I'm not sure where all the video is that's in this format. In fact, I don't recall even NEEDING yet another video player.
But I'll guess I'll leave it on for now.
Googles starting to rack up a collection of software associated with it. I think they should put their clout behind one of the Linux distros and come out with an alternative to Windows (or Mac OS X if you're up to date and know there's ways to install it on a PC now). How about "Googlix" or "Loogle", uh, well you get the point.
Reviewing 1.0.1.0 Beta (Mar 27, 2006)
this program is great, it plays all my porno finds flawlessly
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