Episode III teaser out

Randallw · #1 November 5th, 2004, 02:26 AM

Addendum: I ran a good tape through the machine for a few seconds and it cleared it up, so I have a nice copy of it. I'm sorry I don't have any of that newfangled equipment for copying tapes to a movie file.

Edit: oh, I gathered the disatisfaction with quicktime was the inability to save the movie.

Fyron · #2 November 5th, 2004, 02:40 AM

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Addendum: I ran a good tape through the machine for a few seconds and it cleared it up, so I have a nice copy of it. I'm sorry I don't have any of that newfangled equipment for copying tapes to a movie file.

Easiest way is to just have a TV-in card in your computer. Some video cards have them built in, or you get a separate card. No tapes necessary.

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Edit: oh, I gathered the disatisfaction with quicktime was the inability to save the movie.

Nah, they have no choice but to be saved, due to Firefox being set to never play them in the browser. It's more about the overall poor quality of the format and annoyance with Apple trying to ram it down our throats at every chance they get for years... Good thing the encrypted codec format was cracked...

Randallw · #3 November 5th, 2004, 03:10 AM

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Edit: oh, I gathered the disatisfaction with quicktime was the inability to save the movie.

Nah, they have no choice but to be saved, due to Firefox being set to never play them in the browser.

I try to save them but it never lets me. I can copy from my internet directory, but if I try to play them without visiting the website they come from I get sound but no picture.

Fyron · #4 November 5th, 2004, 03:14 AM

What browser are you currently using?

Randallw · #5 November 5th, 2004, 03:24 AM

My answer would immediately have you decrying microsoft and telling me to change my browser. However before you start the inevitable villification of IE, I am happy with what I have, and any imagined benefits would not be worth the trouble of me changing my browser for what I see as no reason.

Fyron · #6 November 5th, 2004, 03:48 AM

No it wouldn't...

Internet Explorer doesn't give you any control over plugins like Quick Time. You could uninstall the official Quick Time plugin and install Media Player Classic as previously mentioned. This may or may not allow for proper saving of .mov files.

Randallw · #7 November 5th, 2004, 05:31 AM

Let me apologise then for making assumptions, I sometimes get the impression people are opposed to IE (and any Microsoft product) on principle. I just realised that of course Quicktime is an apple product, so obviously thats not the issue. I have both Quicktime and Media player incidentally.