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QuickTime Pro, redone in Java (Free and Open Source)

  Bookmark on del.icio.us   Published by vanevery July 18th, 2005 in Streaming and Multi-Media, Java, Open Source


amateur: Home

From the site:
Amateur is a free clone of Apple’s QuickTime Player implemented in Swing using QuickTime for Java. However it is uncrippled and does not require registration or a serial number to provide full functionality.

Very nicely done..

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  1. 1 Xorcrack Jul 25th, 2005 at 12:49 pm

    Hey… Did you ever get any details on the WCG54G firmware? I have been trying to figure out the telnet login info. Would be nice to have access to the real linux behind all the web crap.

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