Hulu just released a new feature that lets you search for videos from Hulu players that are embedded on blogs, social networking sites and similar pages on the Web. Your search results will appear directly in the Hulu video screen, and you don't have to leave the player to watch the Hulu video of your choice.
If your search results include videos that aren't on Hulu, the link goes directly to that video's page. Here's how it works:
Type your search query into the text field in the top right corner of an embedded Hulu player.
You'll get immediate results, displayed right on the video screen. You can scroll right or left to browse, or click on the search term (in this case, "arrested development") to go to Hulu.com for more results.
When you find the video you want to watch, click on the thumbnail to begin viewing immediately.
Type your search query into the text field in the top right corner of an embedded Hulu player.
You'll get immediate results, displayed right on the video screen. You can scroll right or left to browse, or click on the search term (in this case, "arrested development") to go to Hulu.com for more results.
When you find the video you want to watch, click on the thumbnail to begin viewing immediately.
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