Cinema module PHP script

Publisher review:
Cinema module could well prove invaluable to you as a Php-Nuke webmaster. The Cinema module could well prove invaluable to you as a Php-Nuke webmaster. Cinema Module for Php-Nuke is an attractive module for you to display Movies on your website. This module is unique in that each movie is dynamically embedded into a Pop Up. This not only looks fantastic, but allows your users to click the "Play Button" and carry on browsing your site whilst waiting for any Large movies to download. This would increase the possibility of that user staying on your site and/or returning to it. Movies are added through an easy to use Admin Panel and the formats of .mov .wmv .swf .mpg .avi are supported.
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Windows / Linux / BSD

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