Markgway wrote:What was wrong with the one I posted?
Nothing as such, it's just Dave's Trailers page allows for:
A. Direct access to the Quicktime file so you can easily download it or view it in the browser, the former can be tricky using the normal Apple pages.
B. It offers a choice of quality. The one you posted is the crud High Res. version and is really not worth it if you have Broadband.
The newbie pages are pretty pointless, it's better to go direct to the actual video file itself.
Any computer made over the past few years can handle at least 480p quality, these LARGE links aren't even that. Out of the 3 video links above, there is actually always a fourth (High Res.) but I don't bother posting it, as everyone can at least play 480p. It's the so called "High Res." video that is used in the LARGE links.
It's anything but LARGE by today's standards.
I don't mean to sound technical, sorry if I do. In short just use the video links at Dave's Trailers page. If your PC can handle them the HD ones are much better quality, and we all have Broadband anyway.
Markgway wrote:I clicked on yours and nothing happened.
Which link? I posted four
. They should all work.
The link in your page links back to the exact same files/links anyway, so if yours work, they will too. The page you posted is essentially just a web page to house the actual direct video links.
Seriously give Dave's Trailers page ago, it's much better than the pants Apple newbie pages, why faf around with them when what you want to see is the actual trailer? I reckon you'll like it. Dave btw is Dave Foster who posts all the updates over at DVD Times.
Seriously though, thanks for posting these trailers
.
Still if you wanna post an alternative that's OK. Maybe some (most?) posters here prefer them.