YouTube tests a new version of its player that will improve the way you interact with videos and will create a cinematic experience.

The player will add a feature that was already available in Google Video: jump to any part of the video even if the video isn't fully downloaded.

For each video, you'll be able to see around ten related videos. You don't have to wait until the video ends to play a new one because they're available as thumbnails if you hover over the video. The effect is similar to the dock from Mac OS X. You can also click on the two arrows to go to the previous / next video.

The "menu" button gives you access to the embedding code or to the URL of the YouTube page that shows the video. If you click on the button, the video is smoothly minimized in the left corner and it continues to play.

Labels: YouTube

Source: Google Operating System

it's like veoh player.. with the thumbnails etc. except for the jumping into parts

It kinda looks the same, but I like the new feature where it'll let you jump to any part of the movie.

I don't really like Youtube though, prefer Google Video because the movies tend to actually load first try for me.