Searching for something to watch will be much easier in Ubuntu 12.04 thanks to addition of a new default Video Lens.
As well as being able to sift through the metadata of local files stored in your Videos folder based on a search term, the lens is backed by a set of smart ‘remote video’ scopes that query online services such as YouTube Movies, Amazon, indie service VODO and, for British users, the hallowed BBC iPlayer.
It’s worth noting that this Lens does not (currently) search “standard” YouTube, but YouTube Shows, Education and Movies, returning results that are available to stream (some free, some not) based on your search term.
Unique Feature
Unlike Ubuntu’s other default Lenses – which provide standard functions - the Video Lens gives Unity a unique feature that’s sure to prove a hit.
Ubuntu 12.04 users can expect to see the Lens appear in the update channels for Ubuntu 12.04 sometime shortly.
Ubuntu 12.04 Gets A New Video Lens For Finding Online Movies, TV Shows OMG! Ubuntu! - Everything Ubuntu. Daily.
Joey Sneddon 17 Feb, 2012
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Source: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/02/ubuntu-12-04-adds-new-video-lens-for-finding-movies-tv-shows-online/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ubuntu-12-04-adds-new-video-lens-for-finding-movies-tv-shows-online
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