Many people now watch video on the internet, from quick clips on
Youtube
to full-length films and TV programmes using software such as the
BBC’s
iPlayer.
However, the trouble with digital video is that there are so many different
file formats used to store and distribute video material Windows Media, Apple
Quicktime and MP4 to name just a few that you may end up with a separate player
for each.
Miro is a program that attempts to simplify this and make it easy to find and
play video material on the internet. It acts as a ‘universal’ video player that
can play all the main video file formats and enables you to simultaneously
search different websites for video material that you might find interesting.
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