There's still hope for video on the Web

Thanks to YouTube, video is everywhere on the Web. The quality? Well, that’s another story.

Pascal Vuylsteker, a French consultant and web software developer, has another idea.

He has developed an online video player that “releases the power of QuickTime within a webpage”. Read about it here — and keep your fingers crossed.

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    Good find. I hope his idea catches on.

    Author Profile Page Dave | November 19, 2008 6:30 PM | Reply

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