How to save streaming QT videao as .mov?
Hi
My friend is on dial-up (on a PC) and I would like to show him the videos of Steve Jobs' keynotes. When I go to the Apple website and click on the links for the presentations, there is no way to save or download the videos; the only option is to watch the video on QT as it streams.
Other than buying QTPro is there any other way I can save the streaming videos as .mov files so that I can copy then on a CD and pass them to my friend to see?
Or does anyone know if these keynotes already exist as .mov files somewhere that I can download?
If what I want to do is illegal in any way, please let me know and forgive me, I shall not pursue this any longer.
Thanks and cheers
My friend is on dial-up (on a PC) and I would like to show him the videos of Steve Jobs' keynotes. When I go to the Apple website and click on the links for the presentations, there is no way to save or download the videos; the only option is to watch the video on QT as it streams.
Other than buying QTPro is there any other way I can save the streaming videos as .mov files so that I can copy then on a CD and pass them to my friend to see?
Or does anyone know if these keynotes already exist as .mov files somewhere that I can download?
If what I want to do is illegal in any way, please let me know and forgive me, I shall not pursue this any longer.
Thanks and cheers
Comments
http://applekeynotes.com/
offers some (not all) keynotes.... in some formats.
as "stream" implies, it is not meant for downloading; only way, I do know, is the usage of "video catchers" as Snapz from Ambrosia et.al.
As part of my job I make a lot of presentations and I also teach people how to make good presentations. It is a treat for me and an education to watch Steve Jobs make a presentation. I feel that he is the best presenter I have seen in my entire career, and I have seen hundreds all around the world.
Thanks again and cheers
Originally posted by tilt
... I feel that he is the best presenter I have seen in my entire career, ...
so, you should read here:
http://presentationzen.blogs.com/pre...n_estheti.html
... maybe a little... "exotic", but some very interesting thoughts.. you can read some other articles on that site, concerning presentations of "other" computer CEOs.... ;-)
you're welcome!