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Cooliris recently released a new embeddable app done in Flash. It looks fantastic and offers video support for Flash formats FLV & F4V along with the standard MP4 format. All of the videos above are running in Gallery2 and are being pulled from our video album at FlashYourWeb.com. Some of the videos have been transcoded from their original version using FFMpeg. So you can easily use this as an embeddable interface for access to Gallery albums.
Cooliris is an immersive plugin on the desktop, but can link users to all sorts of places. If used correctly as an embeddable app, it can keep users looking at your content, and serve as a utility for your website and Gallery.
Here is what I could find in the way of an HTML5 solution to this type of interface. It hardly compares to the Cooliris experience. Though it's an early version. I don't have a copy of Adobe CS5 yet, so I am not sure what Adobe has in the way of exporting to HTML5 versions of .swf applications.
Cooliris has a large push on the Android platform as well. The default Gallery Application on the Nexus One and other Android 2.1 phones use Cooliris as the method for browsing. The same cool 3D effect seen above is the same effect I have on my N1. I like the consistency of the interface from the 2 platforms. They finally have a UI that translates well to users from within the full browser plugin, to the flash app, and now to mobile.
I am not clear on what the advantage is to running on Android as I don't see any Cooliris branding on the application and their currently are no Ads –thankfully. I don't want to see ads when I'm looking at my personal Gallery.
I also want to give a shout out to Anthony Dahanne, the G2Android App developer. He's done a great job with the App and I hope to contribute to improving the capability of this needed Gallery utility.
