Adobe today launches its Adobe Media Player, a product we’ve been following closely. AMP channels RSS feeds for streaming and download of online video from partners such as MTV and CBS. The Adobe Air-based software has a simple UI that feels a bit like a file organization system. Full report on NewTeeVee.
Adobe Launches Media Player —
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5 comments so far
10:11 AM PT
It doesn’t play a lot of the MP4s that I have locally. What good is it?
10:50 AM PT
I knew this was coming.. Expect many updates soon cause there are a bunch of features missing.
8:10 PM PT
Agreed. It doesn’t support enough video formats. I’ll stay with Miro.
8:12 PM PT
In keeping with the spirit of this thread: i am sticking with Miro and Quicktime.
9:58 PM PT
Tell me again, WHY adobe has launched a media player …dont we have enough already?
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