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| 190069 | 2003-11-08 01:35:00 | Hi, I am wondering the way u can go about (and if you can...) save small movie clips from the web after they have played on your machine? I have heard once before that you can go into your Temp Internet Files pull it from there, save it to an appropriate location, rename it to something you want and use it again and again. I tried doing this but none of my media players want to open it inc Quicktime and Microsoft Media Player 9? Any advise greatly appreciated. Thanks Darcy. |
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| 190070 | 2003-11-08 01:45:00 | My mistake, they aren't quicktime files but *.swf , which I remember now are Macromedia Flash files, I'll try and find a flash player and see if that works....!(Idiot!) Does anyone however recommend any flash players.... Thanks. Darcy. |
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| 190071 | 2003-11-08 01:58:00 | Have Installed and using Macromedia Flashplayer 5, works great, just what I was after, best I take 5mins next time to have a wee think about it before i start posting messages again.... Cheers See ya.... |
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