Download Quicktime movies without Quicktime PRO

as far as i know this only works with Firefox. But it might work with Safari as well.
First go on the website that has the Quicktime video on it.Than click on Tools on the tool bar at the top of the screen, go down and click on the button that says "Page Info". A window with tabs across the top will appear. Click on the tab that says Media, and find the movie. NOTE whenever you do that the video might not come up with its name on the screen, so to find the video, in the scroll box there is a categorie call "type". Find the "embedded" type and click on it. After you do that click "save as" in the same window, now just do whatever you would do if you were downloading anything off the internet, naming and saving the file.

Step 1: Saving the Movie

Click on the Tools button on the top of the page, go down and click on "page info"

Comments

[aslamboly]

Nicee

[evan elten]

What do you mean with '' the site with the video ''. i have an iphone video on my pc, what i want on vegas, so i need quicktime. but i can't save it. so i came here, but what do you mean with '' the site with the video '' ?

[sdas30]

VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY THANK YOU......... THIS IS OUSOME MAN ..... THE COOLEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEEEEN.... EVERY BODY SHOULD TRY THIS

[OrienteeringGuy]

I have downloaded a Quicktime HD movie from YouTube. I want to put it on a CD or DVD so that I can show it on a television. Is this possible?

[jdzoga]

Thank you so much! I've been trying to figure out how to do this so I can listen to my bio lectures on the way to class. You are awesome!

[pollaysky]

thank you so much, very helpful. i never would've guessed.

[matstermind]

if you are going to use firefox anyway, try the downloadhelper add-on, it is a LOT easier than this way.

[atiluluyuce]

thank you

[Schorschi]

Cool tip.

Might want to add that if the video is played in a window without the drop-down menus, right click the mouse on an area outside the video and select View Page Info from the context menu that pops up.

[mattburnsred]

can somebody please explain this to me ? i reeeeeeally don't understand. i'm using safari, and i don't understand any of this. i've been trying to download movies for my ipod for so long, and it's pretty frustrating. if somebody could like walk me through this, i'd love you forever. thanks so much.

[yellowsushimustard]

my tutorial doesnt work with safari, sorry

[Derkman96]

Dows this work with all media for quicktime or just movies?

[yellowsushimustard]

all quicktime files

[gwest]

You, my friend, are a God. Have me in dirty ways.

[adamthiede]

I have been wanting to to this for SO LONG! Thanks so much! BTW, Safari is great but it doesn't have a tools menu.

[humoogous]

On the Safari toolbar, click Window, then Activity and you can see the .flv etc files being loaded. Just double-click on the file you want to get, and it will download. :)

[yellowsushimustard]

thanks, i will be adding that soon

[DWRead]

Try shutting down your Internet connection before playing the video. If the video won't play anymore, then you've got a copy that will only work as long as the owner offers it on the Internet. QuickTime checks the download source to make sure it's still available.

[adamthiede]

Also, the same works with flash game files. They are labeled as an 'embed' type, but the extension is .swf. Open them with an internet browser and you can resize them and they work great.

[yellowsushimustard]

thanks, i always knew that you could download swf files off websites but i never figured out how to open them. thanks

[adamthiede]

then edit your instructable and put'er on in!

[yellowsushimustard]

consider it done

[edison142]

Thank you so much, I've been trying to find to do this.