how can i save a quicktime player movie from net?
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there are different format of quicktime, one contains no images or sound! it's just the streaming location where you get the movie. so if you download it, you can re-play, but it's little more than a bookmark.\n\nthe other has all the movie right in the file.\n\nquicktime protects the owner from swiping the file, but doesn't do it completely, you can save the movie when it's not in an html page.\n\nyou can get it out of the html page by viewing the source, and searching for the <object> that is used to show the movie... and opening that file.
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You poor thing, who let you get a Mac? \n\nOk, I will leave the sassiness aside. Is the program you downloaded an .avi file? If not, what is the extension? I am guess it is is it went straight to Quicktime. Are you sure it is actually a legit download? Those P2P sources can be touchy. There is a link below to a thread of someone having the same problem. Sounds like it is a problem with that file type and player. Also looks like there is something in there about play unlicensed material. Funny how my windows machine doesnt have trouble playing a movie (ok, that is the last one).\n\nSee second forum thread below, they talk about that problem as well.
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Yes, You can. But i dont know if you're asking permission or are u asking how? well anyways i'll tel you how.\n\nyou need to download this software and then you can save any movie you watch online on your disk. It is not that simple to use so i recommend you to view the instruction once.\n\nWM Recorder 10.1 - Applian Technologies\n\nCompany Discription:\nWM Recorder is an easy yet powerful way to capture streaming online video and audio. With just one click, video and audio files are saved on your PC. Version 10.1 supports all Windows Media formats and more Network Adapters. \n\nLicense: Free to try; $29.95 to buy \nLimitations: 2-minute recording limit \nRequirements: Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 \nFile size: 2.05MB  \n\nLink: http://www.download.com/WM-Recorder/3000-2194_4-10362896.html?tag=lst-0-1 [Last Access to the Url 03/16/06 9:27 AM (USCT)]
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http://www.apple.com/quicktime/
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yes u can save it .. \nget this software .. \n\nGoogle VideoRIP v1.0 \n\nSearches and Downloads the vast archives of videos on google to your computer for offline viewing pleasure. Includes an advanced player for the FLV media format. \n\n\nDownload URL: \nhttp://rapidshare.de/files/10540917/GoogleVideoRIP-Retail.rar.html
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download Total Video Converter at download.com. You will be able to convert it to whatever kind of file you want. WARNING: it is only a trial version\n\nAND IT WORKS GREAT!
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there is a plug in for quicktime called "flip4mac" that plays wmv formatted files...\nhttp://www.flip4mac.com/wmv_download.htm
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You need a different player that you don't currently have installed on your computer to play that specific file.  Probably Real or Quicktime.  If you click there, it will automatically download the program for you.\n\nDifferent filetypes may only be compatible with one or another player.
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There's no quickie answer to this one.  It will depend on the file format, and you will need capable software.\n\nThe best site I've found for information on this sort of thing is:\n\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/
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use YOUTUBE GRABBER to download the file (it does not have to be from youtube), then use FLV Player to watch it.
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Depends from where...Sites like thatvideosite.com and putfile.com you can just right click>properties>copy the link it gives and save as. If it's a flash movie like the ones from Google Video, then you need to download them from this website and use Riva FLV Encoder to convert it to a wmv/avi/mpg/etc...\n\nDon't forget some sites give the "Download Movie" option.
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the .mpg will work with quicktime, .avi will work with vlc ( video LAN client) and .wma or .wmv will work with either windows media player or flip for mac ( flip for mac is a qt plug-in)
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FLV Player 1.3.3\n\nAnd its FREE!
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Not to offend, but QuickTime is one of the worst players out there.  I much recommend VideoLAN, available free from the following link.\n\nHowever, it is most likely due to your system lacking the proper CODEC to decipher the AVI file properly.  doom9 (also below) has links to most every CODEC created.
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i use vlc player\n\nit plays all video formats which are downloaded from net
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based on my experienced. The easiest way to do it is to use web capture program called "Hypercam" http://www.hyperionics.com/hc/index.asp\nit allows you record anything you see on the computer and save as movie file.
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you can use jodix free video convertor, quicktime pro, or videora convertor just google 'em