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Sebastian Redl wrote: |
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> Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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>> Sebastian Redl wrote: |
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>>> Hi, |
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>>> Does anyone know a 64-bit free media player (or other utility) that can |
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>>> dereference reference MOVs? I can't seem to find anything via Google. I |
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>>> want to download a movie trailer for offline viewing, but find myself |
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>>> thwarted. |
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>> A URL to an example would be helpful. |
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> http://www.apple.com/trailers/disney/princessandthefrog/hd/ |
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> This page has trailers for Disney's new movie, but they're reference |
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> MOVs. I can't find a way to play them short of trying to install QuickTime. |
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I have www-plugins/gecko-mediaplayer-0.9.5 installed. It's an MPlayer |
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plugin for Firefox and other compatible browsers. This means that the |
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video played immediately in the browser (I clicked the 720p version). |
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In the video, I right clicked in it while it was playing and selected |
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"Copy location". This resulted in: |
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http://movies.apple.com/movies/disney/princessandthefrog/princessandthefrog-tsr2_h720p.mov |
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being placed in my clipboard. I hope this will be helpful to you :) |
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