How to save video to disk?

Does anybody know a site with the animation video in file form? I want to copy it to my Pocket PC so I can show it to my coworkers, but when I try "Save Target As..." on Cedarpoint.com or Virtual Midway, I get the HTML file and not the movie.

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From 420 feet up, no one can hear you scream...

Don't know what to tell ya. I have the Quicktime Vid saved on my hardrive by using save target as.

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Thats right Virginia, I am Santa Claus.

Quicktime here too. I don't know anything about Pocket PCs... can you not install Quicktime on that? I think if you select the Windows Media format, depending on how you have it set up, you have to click on it to play it and have to load the entire file. After the entire file has been either played or loaded, it should be somewhere stored as a temp file in your Internet cache directory or where ever you store internet temp files. Not too sure though, but I'd bet it is something like that.

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cyberdman

Here's what you do to download the video...

Open up the link and it'll say 'If this dosn't work open in outside player'. Right click then copy the link. Then open a SIMPLE word processing program like Notepad. Then do this simple HTML. Do a href= Add text like DRAGSTER MOVE then /a. Then close the a href and link in brackets and /a in brackets. Thats it!
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Love,
The Mole
*** This post was edited by The Mole 1/13/2003 1:57:24 PM ***

Gemini's avatar
It's even easier than that. Just right-click on the "click here" link and select "save as".

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Virtual Midway
http://www.virtualmidway.com

It didn't work for him though. BUT if you want to download the construction one from CP, you have to do it my way.

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Love,
The Mole

Gemini's avatar
He's right-clicking in the wrong place.

If you click on one of the videos, you get a popup where the video begins to play:

http://www.virtualmidway.com/videos/videopop.asp?videotitle=construction2.wmv

Below the video, it says "If you have trouble with the video click here to launch in stand-alone player." If you right-click on that "click here" link, you'll be able to 'save as'.

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Virtual Midway
http://www.virtualmidway.com

Jeff's avatar
If you have QT Pro you can use the QT menu to save, otherwise open up your browser cache and you'll find it there. Just sort by file type and zip on down to the movies.

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Jeff
Webmaster/GTTP - Sillynonsense.com
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Is it me, or is the QT video really crappy of TTD


*** This post was edited by rollercoastO3 1/13/2003 4:49:08 PM ***

I had no problem at all getting the videos onto my hard drive.

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- John
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Scott's avatar

Yep. I thought that the quality was pretty bad. I thought that I had downloaded the lower quality one.
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Soon to be 20 year member of ACE. Time flies when you're having fun =)
I was disappointed with the quality of the video, especially compared to the video they had with Millennium Force.

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"Millennium Force, the Future is riding on it."
Now, Cedar Point is "Bulding for the future."
Coincidence?

Jeff's avatar
Yes, the QT quality was very sad, and not representative of what the format is capable of.

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Jeff
Webmaster/GTTP - Sillynonsense.com
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Phew, it's not my connection after all.

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BTS Cedar Point
http://www.btscedarpoint.tk

Thank you to all who responded - I have the file on my Pocket PC now, but the Media Player file doesn't play very well on there. I'll have to try a different player or try the Quicktime version. At least I know how to transfer those Media files to my Pocket PC now.

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From 420 feet up, no one can hear you scream...

Yes, Jeff. I can attest to that. Even the Hi-Res QT version's quality sucked @ss!!!!

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cyberdman

The quality of the animation looks much, much better on the disk in the media pack.

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