Cool Movie Browser discovers and gathers all your video files, which are distributed on different computers and hard-drives, into a single place. After that, you can play them in your favorite (you choose) media player application (VLC Player, Windows Media Player, QuickTime Player etc)
Features:
- Online Sport TV panel that gives you all the sport live streams (hockey, soccer, football, basketball, baseball, tennis, cricket etc) from net with the games of the day, all across the world.
- Online Live TV with the "non-sport" live TV streams (TV news, movies channels, NASA TV, etc) from net.
- YouTube TV screen allows you to search and watch youtube videos.
- Dailymotion TV screen gives you access to the dailymotion video portal..
As said before, Cool Movie Browser allows you to play each movie with its own media player (i.e. you can set .avi files to be played with VLC Player, and all .mpg movies with Windows Media Player). The beauty power of this is that it leverages the different / preferred media players on your computer, and you can play all kind of media files from one single interface.
For each discovered movie Cool Movie Browser will bring the poster image from the "cloud" (Internet), so you don't have to worry about identifying quickly your preferred show. Also, you can create and manage (create, edit, delete, reorder, play) your own playlists, or group the movies on categories (action, drama, comedy, kids, etc).
Buzz: This application can centralize different kind of files, not only movies. Because it's flexible and configurable, we can choose the extension of the file, which we need to see (.doc), and instead of setting the command line for WMPlayer, we can put the one for Office Word. Doing this you can easily manage all Word documents from your different hard-drives, in one single place.
Indeed it's really cool!
Cool Movie Browser (CMB) respects the rights of copyright holders and publishers and requires all users to confirm they own the copyright or have permission from the copyright holder of content. SMB doesn't store, share any files; it's just a browser like Internet Explorer, which accesses the web.
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