Quicktime Question
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If you have QT pro there is a little drop down menu on the right side of the player in the browser. There is an option to save the movie in there. If you don't have pro, you can go into the html code, find the link to the movie file, open the download manager, double-click any download, enter in the link to the movie file you just found in the html code into the address menu, enter in a different name into the file name menu and hit reload.
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Originally posted by wdw_
If you have QT pro there is a little drop down menu on the right side of the player in the browser. There is an option to save the movie in there. If you don't have pro, you can go into the html code, find the link to the movie file, open the download manager, double-click any download, enter in the link to the movie file you just found in the html code into the address menu, enter in a different name into the file name menu and hit reload.
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wdw_ is absolutely right here. You have to have QT pro in order to save the files. However, as he mentioned, you can usually find the link to the embedded movie and just download it. I'd like to add a little shameless promotion for OmniWeb here, because it's trivial to find the link. Just go to "Show Info" from the "Tools" menu, and it'll show a list of all the things on the page. Then you can just click on the part that is the movie, and just click "Save as..."
As for JJJ's question, just use Snapz Pro X to "re-record" the movie. Although it's not the most elegant solution, it certainly is the easiest (and maybe only).
