calling all computer geeks! please help!

[mate_spawn_die]

go here (http://www.vernerpanton.com/vp_environment/environment.html) and click the second rectangle picture that says "visiona 2". once it loads there's a link that says "video from 1970"... is there a way i can get a URL for that quicktime 4MB video or save it on my computer?

[insertnamehere]

i didnt go to the link because im on shitty dialup right now and dont feel like dealing with it but id say try to do something like right click and try "copy link location" or something, that should save a copy of the url to your clipboard

[mate_spawn_die]

i tried but it's flash

[insertnamehere]

theres programs, i cant think of what they're called, but esentially they record a part of your screen. maybe something like that? someone else may have a better idea of what im talking about and be able to explain it and st uff.

[TAL]

Have QuickTime Pro on your computer, then you just have to right click the movie after it's loaded to be able to save it.

[silence7]

Haha, I'm the geekiest.....!!!
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1F3PYUAU


It's just a matter of viewing the source of the different frames,
http://www.vernerpanton.com/vp_environment/environment/env_movie_large.html

That was the one that had the actual link to the .mov file, copy the link, insert it into an html document right-click and save. As most browsers will try to play it in the browser rather than ask you if you want to save it.

S7

[mate_spawn_die]

thanks a bunch! :)

[Waus]

That was the one that had the actual link to the .mov file, copy the link, insert it into an html document right-click and save. As most browsers will try to play it in the browser rather than ask you if you want to save it.

S7
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