Hello,
the URL of the video is within the source code of the html page.You can even download the 70 MB FLV file.
>From a technical point of view, it's not Google Video.
It looks more like a marketing campaign for the Show.
Bertrand2005/9/27, robert a/k/a r [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
so it
Joshua Kinberg wrote:
This is not using Google's VLC plugin, which is still Windows only.
This episode seems to use Flash Player on both Windows and Mac.
I wonder if this was a request of the content owner wanting broadest
penetration and recognizing limitations of Google's player, not to
Out of sync here.
On Sep 26, 2005, at 5:04 PM, andrew michael baron wrote:
Wow, here it is really. TV on the web. This recent sitcom is avail
thru Google and worked on my Safari browser with one click:
http://video.google.com/chris.html
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Video
Looks great thanks to that Google employee who wrote the Mac player
in his spare time. This is the beginning of mainstream streaming of
TV on the web. I love it. Chris Rock Rocks! OK who's next?
Where's the directory of commercial TV shows coming out from Google
Video?
I am so excited.
so it appears google have abandoned their original video player scheme
and gone with Flash.
On Sep 26, 2005, at 5:04 PM, andrew michael baron wrote:
Wow, here it is really. TV on the web. This recent sitcom is avail
thru Google and worked on my Safari browser with one click:
This is not using Google's VLC plugin, which is still Windows only.
This episode seems to use Flash Player on both Windows and Mac.
I wonder if this was a request of the content owner wanting broadest
penetration and recognizing limitations of Google's player, not to
mention the extra
