As I have said before I love Youtube and Yougle is a Media Center UI for Youtube and Google Videos

Hear more about Yougle from the developer on a future show and check the new features on the update. Download it fro free from HERE

New features:

• Added Grouper Compatibility
•     Added a ‘Fullscreen Only’ option that allows you to jump straight from the video list to full-screen display. Use the ‘*’ key to save/remove movies from favourites.
•     Added Adobe Flash detection, to warn users if they have not installed Flash on their Media Center (or on IE)
•     More ‘Media Center Like’ behaviours and appearance, including fading of control groups that are not active.
•     Rescaled the layout to be more reasonable on widescreen displays - it scales in a similar way to other Media Center menus
•     Repositioned and rescaled the Flash window in non-fullscreen playback to center it properly in unusual resolutions and widescreen TV’s.
•     Adding a favourite or renaming a video now refreshes the movie properly when pressing ‘Back’
•     Minor issues resolved when searching all video sources
•     A number of text input control changes…
  •       -Change to upper and lowercase when editng text using the channel buttons
  •       -Help text under all search controls
  •       -Text controls do not attempt to start the search when they are clicked with the mouse
  •       -New text input contols now support non-alpha keys and punctuation, as well as being more attractive graphically.
•    Made changes to improve performance, particularly in searches.
•     Removed an error message that could appear when pressing ‘Back’ in fullscreen mode.
•     ‘Back’ no longer possible when you delete a video from Favourites (avoids confusion)
•     Made changes to ensure adding new video sources and adding new interface control types is very simple.

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