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If you have been a long time reader of DailyApps you must have read my previous review of Adobe Media Player here. It has finally come out of beta and Adobe has shipped the 1.0 release of Adobe Media Player.

In a nutshell Adobe Media Player is a slick desktop app built on Adobe AIR, that allows you to watch streaming and download videos from site like Revision3, BlipTV, MTV etc.. Pretty similar to what Miro already does in my opinion.

Adobe Media Player has the slickest interface I’ve probably seen in any media player to date. Adobe has put a lot of work and its clearly evident. The Video playback is no longer choppy and unlike the last time around the content library is full of high quality content. Check out my earlier review for some screenshots.

Here are some features of Adobe Media Player that are worth mentioning :

• Support for high-quality audio and video.
• Manage your videos
• View shows online or offline
• Simple, content-centric user interface
• Subscriptions to your favorite shows

Coinciding with the launch of Adobe Media Player Adobe has also launched Adobe TV, which is basically a web site filled with tutorials and other information about Adobe related products. You can either watch Adobe TV videos from the web or using Adobe Media Player.

I suggest you give Adobe Media Player a try and let me know what you feel about it.. Adobe Media Player is available for both Windows and OSX, but you need to have Adobe AIR installed before.