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Full Screen Player - 1.1.5b2

full screen QuickTime movie player

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All Time:	(2.1)
This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	1.1.5b2
Release Date:	2004-03-16
License:	Beta
Downloads (this version):	2,656
Downloads (all versions):	10,519
Price:	$12.00

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Product Description:

Full Screen Player is very easy to use. You can use Finder to organize your movie files, for example, make aliases of movies into a folder as a play-list. Then drag and drop movie files or folders onto the movie window of Full Screen Player.

You can change various options when watching movies: (You can't do this with QuickTime Pro ;-)

Movie size: Normal Size, Double Size or Fill Screen
Presentation mode: Window or Full Screen
Sound: Balance, Bass and Treble
Speed: Fast Forward/Rewind or Slow Motion
Playing mode: Shuffle, Repeat Off, Repeat All or Repeat One
Aspect Ratio: Default, 4:3 or 16:9

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.2
Mac OS X 10.1
Mac OS X 10.0

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.0 or higher

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OOPS! - Version: 1.1.5b2, 3/17/2004 11:48AM PST

edac2

Full Screen Player by Feelorium is not the same as Fullscreen Movie Player by Monkeybread. This seems to have more controlsd, but I like the Monkeybread product. That is what I was thinking about when I rated this earlier today.

Kiosk Mode - Version: 1.1.5b2, 3/17/2004 08:01AM PST

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edac2

Comparing FSP to QuickTime Pro is missing the point. This program is good for presentations, especially if the presenter doesn't know anything about QuickTime Player. Just set it up and you can drag and drop movies on it to play full screen every time. If you make presentations, this ability is certainly worth $12.

not so powerful... - Version: 1.1.5b2, 3/17/2004 02:12AM PST