how do i save movies from quicktime.com?

Yomicron

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From here (I haven't tried it though)

Save QuickTime movies
Steve from Madison, Wisconsin, called looking for a way to save a QuickTime movie. QuickTime is Apple's technology for distributing audio and video files.

Steve, first try to watch or listen to the file using your browser. When the file is finished downloading, right-click the movie window and choose "Save as QuickTime movie." This should bring up a dialog box asking you where you'd like to save the file.

If you don't see the option to save the file to your hard drive, use this workaround:

1. Open your Control Panel and double-click the QuickTime icon.
2. Set the pull-down menu to "Browser plug-in" and place a checkmark next to "Save movies in disc cache."
3. Close the QuickTime settings menu.

From now on, every QuickTime movie you watch will be stored in your Temporary Internet folder until it's written over with new data.

Here's how to retrieve a QuickTime movie from your Temporary Internet folder:

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Click on Tools and then Internet Options.
3. Click the General tab and then Settings under Temporary Internet Folder.
4. Click the View Files button.
5. Sort the list by "Last Accessed." The QuickTime movie should be at the top (or bottom) of the list.
6. Drag and drop the movie to your desktop.
 

VBboy

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Originally posted by: 5489
the trailers, can i save em somehow?

Buy QuickTime Pro. It has a nice "Save as quicktime movie..." feature which is normally disabled for non-Pro versions. Click the little pull-down triangle in the clip being played, and check out the little menu.
 

UF Jspec

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I was able to save them once where I viewed the HTML source of the page. I found the URL of the movie, then wrote a little HTML page so I could right-click on that link and go 'Save Target As'. A little difficult, but it worked for me.