Changes Links to Google Videos directly to the Flash Player Swf
Google Video Link Translator changes the links on the Play buttons to go directly to the Flash Player instead of embeding it in the current webpage... in other words, you get the full experience, not just a 10 second demo. Try it. You'll like it.
05.Oct. 2005 : Update
OK; so there are a few changes: 1. You are now able to save any video to a FLV file, so you won't have to download it every time you want to watch it. Just click the thumbnail and save the file (it has the same filename for every video, because the actual video source is specified via the parameters: just rename it to something meaningfull, like monty-spam.flv)
2. At the bottom of every page there's now a Browse button to select a local file for playback. Just browse and hit "Play Saved File"
The next version will probably sport support for a locally installed instance of the player and cookie support for some infos as well as buffered playback (specifying a local source for certain search results)
Google Video Link Translator changes the links on the Play buttons to go directly to the Flash Player instead of embeding it in the current webpage... in other words, you get the full experience, not just a 10 second demo. Try it. You'll like it.
05.Oct. 2005 : Update
OK; so there are a few changes: 1. You are now able to save any video to a FLV file, so you won't have to download it every time you want to watch it. Just click the thumbnail and save the file (it has the same filename for every video, because the actual video source is specified via the parameters: just rename it to something meaningfull, like monty-spam.flv)
2. At the bottom of every page there's now a Browse button to select a local file for playback. Just browse and hit "Play Saved File"
The next version will probably sport support for a locally installed instance of the player and cookie support for some infos as well as buffered playback (specifying a local source for certain search results)
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