XFANZ Adds New Media Player, Embeddable Videos

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Adult consumer portal XFANZ continues its commitment to spreading itself across the web with an enhanced media player that includes the option to embed videos.

The new XFANZ media player lets users start and stop videos while also displaying a progress bar that can be used to skip forward or backward to a favorite part of a video.

But the most important new addition is the option to embed. With a few clicks, surfers can copy and paste code to easily add XFANZ videos to any website.

"XFANZ has always tried to keep up with the latest trends online while giving our users more and better ways to share our content online," XFANZ Video Manager Kris Bertrand said. "We added a handy module to articles to help people share our written content, so it's only natural that we'd add an embed option for videos."

Bertrand also praised the new media player's ease of use.

"The videos we produce here at XFANZ would make a great addition to any blog," he said. "We shoot content that's safe for work, not safe for work and everything in between. But above all, they're always fun, and the new media player makes them even more fun for the fans to watch and share."

The latest XFANZ video features behind-the-scenes footage from the production of Sungoddess Malibu. It's available at XFANZ.com.

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