Adobe just launched the Adobe Media player which enables users to play back video in the Flash format. Adobe Systems is announcing, April 9, the immediate availability of its Adobe Media Player 1.0 software, a customizable, cross-platform media player that is an Adobe Integrated Runtime application.
With Adobe Media Player, Adobe plans to bring viewers and content owners closer together with an experience that doesn’t constrain them by platform or proprietary software application.
Adobe Media Player provides playback of streamed, downloaded or locally stored video in the Adobe Flash format, and you can download video outside the browser in the Adobe Flash format, which can be viewed in 1080p, 720p or 480i video display resolutions.
Another great thing about Adobe Media player is that Users can also subscribe to television shows and other online video content and then automatically receive new episodes of the shows as they become available. To help viewers discover new content, a searchable catalog of shows from leading media companies and networks is available.
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