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E15:YouTube

Well, it wasn’t easy, but now we’ve included support for the procedural loading and playing of YouTube videos directly within E15. Through the use of the poorly documented Google Data APIs, E15 users can access all kinds of interesting YouTube video metadata to aid their visualizations. The new E15 interface with the new console. Now with YouTube.

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2 Responses to “E15:YouTube”

  1. Jonathan Lin Says:
    March 9th, 2008 at 1:51 pm

    Have any of you encountered Piclens http://www.cooliris.com/ ?

    It’s a much more basic / non theoretical take on image browsing that has I believe is pretty close to the visual presentation of your tool. It’s a cross platform browser plugin.

  2. mud Says:
    March 9th, 2008 at 4:53 pm

    Hi Jonathan.

    I just saw the project from a NY Times article on slashdot. The idea of E15 is much broader than image browsing. We know we need to leave the browser, but no one really has the best solution on how to do this. E15 is a tool we developed so that we can experiment with different ways of interacting with web content provided by current web pages and web services. Of course it’s nice to see that there is public desires for these new ways of interaction beyond the browser.

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