There are a lot of movie players out there, but Video Randomizer is
special. If you have a large collection of AVI and MPEG movie files then
Video Randomizer allows you to play back a constant stream of random movie
fragments, ranging from 1 second to 5 minutes in length, adjustable by the
user. It doesn't just randomize a list of movies, it actually plays back
random parts of movies.

As an added feature it will allow you to mix in JPEG images too.
For instance, you could configure it to play back random 30 second movie
fragments that end with five seconds of random jpeg images.

Useful for creating multi-media montages, adds new life to a large collection
of videos.

Requirements:

· Video Randomizer runs in Microsoft Windows. It is suggested you have at least a 1 GHz CPU and 128 megabytes of ram, as well as reasonable free harddrive space.
· Video Randomizer requires DirectX 8 or higher.


Limitations:

· 30 uses