Totally Tubular dude
Nick Starr | December 29, 2006
I recently pre-regristerd for a upcoming mac program called Tubular. It is a YouTube client that allows you to watch your favorite YouTube clips inside of a nice app. Also you can see the featured videos, most recent, most viewed, most discussed, most linked, and top rated.
To pre-regrister I found a link that allowed me to do so for only $9.95 ($19.95 is the release price).
The software allows you to watch YouTube videos in any size you want by simply making the application window larger or smaller.
I understand that any browser is a YouTube client obviously, but this also converts the video for your iPod and imports directly into iTunes. (It will work with your Zune as well).
Here is a screencast that was recently on the Tubular blog:
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It is in it’s early beta, but Private Beta 3 was just released to me today. I have to say I am really enjoying it so far. It puts the Apple into YouTube.
The big television stations are getting involved with YouTube as well by putting content of their shows up for anyone to watch. They don’t put entire episodes up, but often the best parts are available. Many times users of YouTube will post scenes that they have captured from copyrighted shows. While this does often break the copyright of the owner, it is primarily what has lead to YouTube’s success.
I’m a HUGE 24 fan. The first time I watched it was during an F/X marathon after then first season ended. It ran from midnight till midnight the following day, just as Season 1 did. I watched the entire thing that day. (Granted I TiVo’d it so I was able to shower, eat, etc). I’ve watched every episode of every season after that. It’s tv’s best story line ever.




