[tabarnak]

is there a way to get a quicktime movie from the file generate by internet explorer when you save a page?

tabarnak!

[teszeract]

Do you want to save a QuickTime file that you saw on a webpage?

[tabarnak]

it's a school on the web and they use quicktime for some videos. but i can't save them, the option is grey. the only way i've found to save them is to use the save page feature in Explorer.

sure it works, but i would prefer to only have the movie. and in a couple of osX update, i imagine IE won't work anymore..

anyway to do that?

[Jacke]

Originally posted by tabarnak:
it's a school on the web and they use quicktime for some videos. but i can't save them, the option is grey. the only way i've found to save them is to use the save page feature in Explorer.

anyway to do that?

The developers of the iCab browser have made a little tool called WebArchivConverter that converts IE web archives to regular zip files. I thinks it's only Classic at the moment. A VT search brought up WAFInspec which seems to do somehting similar for X.

[tabarnak]

Originally posted by Jacke:
A VT search brought up WAFInspec which seems to do somehting similar for X.

that made it, thanks a lot!!