Al_Smith Member Jul 15, 2006 #3 click view then page source. then use ctrl f to search for mov or whatever type of file it is. copy the url with the mov at the end and paste it into quicktime. If you have quicktime pro you can just right click.
click view then page source. then use ctrl f to search for mov or whatever type of file it is. copy the url with the mov at the end and paste it into quicktime. If you have quicktime pro you can just right click.
