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Adobe player frees viewers to watch video offline

Started by Retired Tech , Apr 16 2007 05:51 AM

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Retired Tech

Posted 16 April 2007 - 05:51 AM

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Adobe Systems unveiled on Sunday video-player software that lets consumers play back video online or offline, a move that could help reshape an acrimonious debate over video-sharing.

Analysts hailed the new Adobe Video player as a technology breakthrough by allowing consumers to download and carry video from the Web to computers to mobile phones, while ensuring programmers can deliver advertising and track video usage.

The video player is due to become available to consumers over the next several months, Adobe officials said.

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