- From: Jon A. Lovstad <jonal@hiof.no>
- Date: Tue, 28 Mar 1995 11:53:06 +0200 (MET DST)
- To: johanl@basys.svt.se
- Cc: Multiple recipients of list <www-talk@www10.w3.org>
On Mon, 27 Mar 1995 johanl@basys.svt.se wrote: > > I have a quicktime movie, generated in a Mac, which I wanna put on a WWW > server. I ran into two problems, both of which can be of newbie type. > > 1. How do I save quicktime movie in a generic format, without the mac data/fork > format, so that it can be displayed on any computer platform?? You will have to "flatten" the movie into one file. This can be done very easily with an app called FlattenMooV, found on the info-mac archives. For your nearest link, try ftp.sunet.se. > 2. Which helper app can I use on a Mac and on a PC to display quicktime movies? > I tried both Fast player and the Apple quicktime viewer on a Mac without > success... The file won't display correctly (or more accurately, not at all) when transferred in it's present state. You *have* to flatten it first. Then I guess you should be able to view it using any viewer on the Mac and using a QT compatible viewer on the PC. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jon Lovstad * jon.a.lovstad@hiof.no * Hjortsbergvn.7, N-1784 Halden, Norway There's an old saying; in binary it goes: "100011011100110010110011001011101101010101010010101001010010001011101011100111 111001010100100100101000100010010010001011001001010101001001000001000011111101" Red Dwarf T-Shirt -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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