Initially, if you received a video email attachment in your
Gmail account and want to watch it, firstly, you had to click on the video and
have it download to your PC's hard drive and view it with a media player.
However, going by the new update simply takes off that condition of a
"third-party". Henceforth, when you see a video email attachment,
you'll now see a thumbnail feature, once you click it, the video automatically
streams to you without the need to download it or use a media player.
Google points out that this Gmail desktop update for video
also uses similar infrastructure that it builds for streaming YouTube videos,
including any type of video clips backed up on Google Drive. While the update
is already rolled out, users associated with Gmail desktop will have to wait
for up to 15 days for the new video streaming feature to go live.
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