Adobe Media Player software no longer contains third-party content in the default catalog. As part of Adobe's initiative to focus on and streamline business priorities, the decision was made to refocus efforts away from content aggregation.

Built upon the industry standard Flash, Adobe Media Player can be used to watch Online Video. There seems to be a mad rush to create desktop Media Players. While this is completely understandable, I thought Adobe could have come up with something better.

Moving forward, the Adobe Media Player catalog will be provided by Adobe TV, which includes demos, training, and tips for Adobe products and services, as well as shows tailored for the Adobe community of designers, photographers, video professionals, and developers. Users can also still subscribe to content from publishers who offer compatible video RSS feeds, and play local video files that are in compatible formats.

At the moment this service has about 25 channels, including CBS, Comedy Central (coming soon), MTV, PBS, Nickelodeon (coming soon) and Universal Music group. It's quite likely that the number of channels will increase over time.

Features
1. Catalog : Browse and watch new TV shows and popular video podcasts from leading media companies in full screen mode.
2. Genres: Browse videos by provider or genre (Arts & Culture, Comedy, Education, Entertainment, etc.)
3. Download and save videos to your hard drive.
4. My Favorites : Automatically download latest episodes from favorite shows as soon as they are out and available on Adobe Media Player catalog.
5. New Episodes : Watch new shows and episodes whenever you want, in any order you like.
6. Personal Videos : Upload and manage your personal video collection from your desktop

You Need to install the latest beta of Adobe AIR and click a few buttons here and there to install Adobe Media Player and you are set.

Requirements:
* Adobe AIR

The license of this software is Free Trial Software, you can free download and get a free trial.