SurePlayer

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Last Update: 2013-02-25

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SurePlayer is an all-Java open-source streaming MPEG-1 video player. It makes video clips available to web viewers without them needing any preinstalled viewer software (besides a web browser with JIT compiler). It is licensed under the GPL.

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