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Windows Media Player: Video

Below are several links to sites containing Microsoft® WebTv™ compatible Windows Media Player™ streams. Please remember to select the 28.8bps stream when offered a choice and remember to use the
1. option 2. show last 3. goto last shown
procedure to view embedded media player files. ENJOY and e-mail your suggestions to: CWSWMP@webtv.net

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Videos:
Aquatic Adventures- View cruise travelogs, aquatic nature films, and diving adventures.
Here and Now- Real life. Real time. Live Webcast from New Orleans apartment complex.
Hero from Atom Films-A soldier's story at the end of World War II, set in Germany 1945.
Hollywood Exclusives- Exclusive footage of Hollywood studios premier parties, behind the scenes footage, and cast interviews.
movieCONNECTION- Features preview trailers of future releases from major Hollywood studios.
Movies Sites--WindowsMedia.com; a guide to Windows Media Player™ movies recommended by Microsoft®.
Music Videos--WindowsMedia.com; a guide to Windows Media Player™ music videos recommended by Microsoft®.
NicheTv- The "Click Your Interest" guide to international television broadcasts.
Pain from Atom Films.
Postmortem from Atom Films.
Saturday Night Live- Comedy archiving the best skits from the past 25 years of SNL.
Surfari recommends...Betty Boop and Superman cartoons
Surfari recommends...Best of Bruce Lee, Charlie Chaplain, Dick Tracey, Shirley Temple, and other classics.
MSNBC Video Headlines- with links to other "Things to Watch" and archived news from The Today Show, NBC Nightly News, and MSNBC.
On Click Tv-Full length feature films.
VIDNET- Music videos, movie trailers, and extreme sports.
WebTv™ Streaming Media- Links to online streaming audio and video.
WebTv™ Windows Media Player Music Videos- Video Jukebox
Westerns.com- Classic films (e.g. The Cisco Kid) and television shows (e.g. Bonanza, Roy Rogers)
Windows Media Player Movie Trailers- Trailers for movies no longer in theaters.
Yahoo! Broadcast- Guide to live events.

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