Now this is the coolest thing I have seen so far,
check out the search for spiderman, Then mouse over a video, .. awesome hey !
DaveN
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27th September 2007 @ 12:29
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hmmm… mousing over the video doesn’t do anything.
maybe I have to use IE on a PC27th September 2007 @ 12:48
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Lol @ kev - nice point well made. Seconded as well - hovering over a video does nothing for me.
27th September 2007 @ 13:17
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nothin’ here either :), IE or FF
27th September 2007 @ 13:25
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Hmm, I just sparked up IE and still nothing on mouseover?
27th September 2007 @ 13:25
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maybe Microsoft love DaveN so much (and who doesn’t) that they have given him an easter egg.
27th September 2007 @ 13:59
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i think we are being toyed with…
27th September 2007 @ 14:06
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Try the link again
27th September 2007 @ 14:17
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Mouseover works for me, starts playing the video snippet. Nice feature, looks good and works well.
27th September 2007 @ 14:22
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ok,
now it works. Microsoft must love me too!Thats a very cool feature
27th September 2007 @ 14:27
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Works fine for me with latest version of IE but won’t work in FF - really cool feature - try “youtube” suffix on your search. Cool for finding music vids etc.
27th September 2007 @ 15:37
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Great find Dave. I just sphunn this. Try a search for Transformers. Gosh I love that movie!
27th September 2007 @ 15:52
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Yep - looks like an IE only feature, why am I not surprised - wonder if the EU could see this as anti-competitive and get even more money out of MS?
Still really cool feature!
27th September 2007 @ 17:09
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love that little preview-play, nice touch.
27th September 2007 @ 17:37
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It works for me in Firefox. I’m using 2.0.0.7
27th September 2007 @ 18:36
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It works for me, using Firefox 2.0.0.6 on Linux. Frankly I’m surprised - not only that by the simplicity of the idea, but that Microsoft actually got cross-platform right (unlike Siliverlight, which stretches the meaning of cross platform…).
I also have to admit they are improving the translation tool [http://translator.live.com/]; initially it refused to work with sites which use the html “base” tag - found in many CMS platforms, etc. But, surprise, surprise, these sites are now accepted. Now if they could just perfect machine translation….
27th September 2007 @ 20:48
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Totally off topic but preferred your old web2 type design for http://www.davidnaylor.co.uk this one seems too dim coloured. Bring back
http://web.archive.org/web/20070105071100/http://www.davidnaylor.co.uk/
28th September 2007 @ 14:18
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can’t get it to work on mouseover here, not sure why. Looks like an awesome feature tho.