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I just watched a short Lego star wars movie on cartoon network, really funny!!!
I hope it airs again soon so I can tape it. Both my kids enjoyed it, and we all
wish it was longer...
Paul Janssen
Lego Ambassador
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ALL I CAN SAY IS DVR BABY. 5 MINUTES OF FUN RECORDED FOR ALL TIME. THAT IS GOING
IN THE ARCHIVE UNDER LEGO.
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Paul Janssen wrote:
> I just watched a short Lego star wars movie on cartoon network, really funny!!!
> I hope it airs again soon so I can tape it. Both my kids enjoyed it, and we all
> wish it was longer...
Same here, we liked it a lot. My kids especially liked the ending. We've already
watched it 2-1/2 times (I love my Tivo).
Good animation, fun concepts. It really seems to take off from the concepts of
the LEGO Star Wars video game just released, hopefully it'll get more airplay in
different places, since it's a great publicity piece and just fun. I also saw a
name or two I recognized in the credits.
And I noticed one of the segment directors was "Mark Hamill" - coincidence? :)
- Kelly
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I want to know if Lego and the Cartoon network will ever do a full length
animated movie of Starwars. Imagine that. Or even dare I say it StarShip
Troopers? Another though imagine it on IMAX. WOW that would be great.
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Kelly McKiernan wrote:
> In lugnet.mediawatch, Paul Janssen wrote:
> > I just watched a short Lego star wars movie on cartoon network, really funny!!!
> > I hope it airs again soon so I can tape it. Both my kids enjoyed it, and we all
> > wish it was longer...
>
> Same here, we liked it a lot. My kids especially liked the ending. We've already
> watched it 2-1/2 times (I love my Tivo).
>
> Good animation, fun concepts. It really seems to take off from the concepts of
> the LEGO Star Wars video game just released, hopefully it'll get more airplay in
> different places, since it's a great publicity piece and just fun. I also saw a
> name or two I recognized in the credits.
>
> And I noticed one of the segment directors was "Mark Hamill" - coincidence? :)
>
> - Kelly
I liked it, too, especially the animation during the credits. I also liked that
new ships were built; my main grievance about the comics in the instruction
books is that they don't showcase the alternate models (they used to; the first
Star Wars sets prominently showed off alternates). The animators did a good job
in this respect, creating new ships out of several sets. That's what Lego is
all about.
As for Mark Hamill, that is THE Mark Hamill. There's a behind the scenes
feature with him on the website:
http://www.treehouseanimation.com/
Here you can see the movie, download wallpapers, and some other stuff (I'm in
the process of installing the proper plug-ins).
John
P.S. I wonder who was the lucky person who got the one line of dialogue (a
droid going "Oh no.").
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In lugnet.mediawatch, John Riley wrote:
> In lugnet.mediawatch, Kelly McKiernan wrote:
> > In lugnet.mediawatch, Paul Janssen wrote:
> > > I just watched a short Lego star wars movie on cartoon network, really funny!!!
> > > I hope it airs again soon so I can tape it. Both my kids enjoyed it, and we all
> > > wish it was longer...
> >
> > Same here, we liked it a lot. My kids especially liked the ending. We've already
> > watched it 2-1/2 times (I love my Tivo).
> >
> > Good animation, fun concepts. It really seems to take off from the concepts of
> > the LEGO Star Wars video game just released, hopefully it'll get more airplay in
> > different places, since it's a great publicity piece and just fun. I also saw a
> > name or two I recognized in the credits.
> >
> > And I noticed one of the segment directors was "Mark Hamill" - coincidence? :)
> >
> > - Kelly
>
> I liked it, too, especially the animation during the credits. I also liked that
> new ships were built; my main grievance about the comics in the instruction
> books is that they don't showcase the alternate models (they used to; the first
> Star Wars sets prominently showed off alternates). The animators did a good job
> in this respect, creating new ships out of several sets. That's what Lego is
> all about.
Exactly. That's why I also like the concept of the new LEGO SW video game, too.
> As for Mark Hamill, that is THE Mark Hamill. There's a behind the scenes
> feature with him on the website:
> http://www.treehouseanimation.com/
> Here you can see the movie, download wallpapers, and some other stuff (I'm in
> the process of installing the proper plug-ins).
Coolness! I didn't go to the web site right away, and now it's "down for
maintenance" - wonder why they didn't realize the massive bandwidth it would be
consuming in the hours after the short was aired.
Thanks,
Kelly
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> And I noticed one of the segment directors was "Mark Hamill" - coincidence? :)
Maybe not--Mark Hamill's been tinkering in comics, video games and animation for
a good while now. You know he's the voice of the Joker in all the Batman
animation, and he made an appearance in the live-action movie "The Guyver",
based on the anime/comic book. He was featured in the Wing Commander series of
games, and was the voice of Merlin in the Wing Commander Movie. I saw him on a
talk show a few years ago, talking about a comic book he was working on as well.
If you've ever seen Super Monkey Robot Hyperforce Team Go (on ABC family
channel--usually paired up with Dragon Booster), he's the voice of the main
villan.
A quick scan on imdb:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000434
I think he made a fortune on Star Wars, and does a lot of small jobs for fun and
the like. I was involved in a promising animation project at one time (for a
major cable network), and it was mentioned to us that Mark Hamill loved reading
for animation, and usually got a preferred first crack at things like that.
Scott
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I hope someone will put that onlline. I didn't get to watch it!
Rob
"BrickBuy" <pjanssen@wowway.com> wrote in message
news:IG71rE.1113@lugnet.com...
> I just watched a short Lego star wars movie on cartoon network, really
> funny!!!
> I hope it airs again soon so I can tape it. Both my kids enjoyed it, and
> we all
> wish it was longer...
>
> Paul Janssen
> Lego Ambassador
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I hope so too. Apparently, Cartoon Network via Cox Communications in Phoenix
isn't going to show it either. LEGO.com says it's should be on at 7pm on Cartoon
Network. Cartoon Network.com says it's on at 7pm EST - but according to Cox
Communications in Phoenix - Cartoon Network is not showing it at all.
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
In lugnet.mediawatch, Rob Hendrix wrote:
> I hope someone will put that onlline. I didn't get to watch it!
>
> Rob
>
> "BrickBuy" <pjanssen@wowway.com> wrote in message
> news:IG71rE.1113@lugnet.com...
> > I just watched a short Lego star wars movie on cartoon network, really
> > funny!!!
> > I hope it airs again soon so I can tape it. Both my kids enjoyed it, and
> > we all
> > wish it was longer...
> >
> > Paul Janssen
> > Lego Ambassador
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Mark Chittenden wrote:
> I hope so too. Apparently, Cartoon Network via Cox Communications in Phoenix
> isn't going to show it either. LEGO.com says it's should be on at 7pm on Cartoon
> Network. Cartoon Network.com says it's on at 7pm EST - but according to Cox
> Communications in Phoenix - Cartoon Network is not showing it at all.
> Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
>
> In lugnet.mediawatch, Rob Hendrix wrote:
> > I hope someone will put that onlline. I didn't get to watch it!
> >
> > Rob
> >
> > "BrickBuy" <pjanssen@wowway.com> wrote in message
> > news:IG71rE.1113@lugnet.com...
> > > I just watched a short Lego star wars movie on cartoon network, really
> > > funny!!!
> > > I hope it airs again soon so I can tape it. Both my kids enjoyed it, and
> > > we all
> > > wish it was longer...
> > >
> > > Paul Janssen
> > > Lego Ambassador
It is online: visit
www.treehouseanimation.com
Treehouse was the animation studio behind the film (incidently, why you didn't
see it in your listings is because it was only 5 minutes long. It ran right
after the opening credits of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends)
John
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> It is online: visit
> www.treehouseanimation.com
> Treehouse was the animation studio behind the film (incidently, why you
> didn't
> see it in your listings is because it was only 5 minutes long. It ran
> right
> after the opening credits of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends)
>
> John
Cool thanks! I downloaded it lastnight...
Fun, it made me laugh. :)
Rob
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Rob Hendrix wrote:
> > It is online: visit
> > www.treehouseanimation.com
> > Treehouse was the animation studio behind the film (incidently, why you
> > didn't
> > see it in your listings is because it was only 5 minutes long. It ran
> > right
> > after the opening credits of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends)
> >
> > John
>
> Cool thanks! I downloaded it lastnight...
> Fun, it made me laugh. :)
>
> Rob
Rob, Email me and maybe I can put the 26M version on my web server....Then I'll
post the link. white_volg at yahoo.com ..
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If you go to the Lego mirror site you can view the movie. Also if you wish you
can right click on the image and save the file on your harddrive. Yes you can
watch it over and over again.
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"Larry Lesser" <wolfkiller@prodigy.net> wrote in message
news:IGArF4.ro2@lugnet.com...
> If you go to the Lego mirror site you can view the movie. Also if you wish
> you
> can right click on the image and save the file on your harddrive. Yes you
> can
> watch it over and over again.
Yep. The 11.9MB file can be downloaded via this link:
http://cache.lego.com/movies/starwars/minimovie868613/SWNS.mov
I was able to get the 26MB version. I assume its larger and/or better
quality (less pixely).
Rob
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"BrickBuy" <pjanssen@wowway.com> wrote in message
news:IG71rE.1113@lugnet.com...
> I just watched a short Lego star wars movie on cartoon network, really
> funny!!!
> I hope it airs again soon so I can tape it. Both my kids enjoyed it, and
> we all
> wish it was longer...
>
> Paul Janssen
> Lego Ambassador
For those of you who would like the direct download link:
http://www.treehouseanimation.com/movies/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov
I used Net Transport to d/l it...
Rob
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Rob Hendrix wrote:
> For those of you who would like the direct download link:
>
> http://www.treehouseanimation.com/movies/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov
>
> I used Net Transport to d/l it...
>
> Rob
thanks for posting this Rob. It is great!
Christina
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> For those of you who would like the direct download link:
>
> http://www.treehouseanimation.com/movies/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov
>
> I used Net Transport to d/l it...
>
> Rob
Seems they are on to me and my tactics so that link won't reap anything
promising ATM. I'm busy looking for another source for the full 26MB file.
I have found an 11MB file on Lego.com. I do have the 26MB file on my puter
at work. If someone can host it, I'll send it to them...
Rob
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Revenge of the Brick can be seen on Lego.com in it's 11.9MB form. for those
of you who would like the 26MB file, please contact me via email and I'll
give you a download link. It also seems that www.treehouseanimation.com is
"closed".
Rob
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Rob Hendrix wrote:
> Revenge of the Brick can be seen on Lego.com in it's 11.9MB form. for those
> of you who would like the 26MB file, please contact me via email and I'll
> give you a download link. It also seems that www.treehouseanimation.com is
> "closed".
>
> Rob
Not sure if LEGO and/or Cartoon Network have gotten a lot of calls about the
animation, but I just saw an ad on Cartoon Network done by LEGO to go to
www.lego.com to see Revenge of the Brick.
Either way, I just thought it was cool.
Scott
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Scott Lyttle wrote:
> In lugnet.mediawatch, Rob Hendrix wrote:
> > Revenge of the Brick can be seen on Lego.com in it's 11.9MB form. for those
> > of you who would like the 26MB file, please contact me via email and I'll
> > give you a download link. It also seems that www.treehouseanimation.com is
> > "closed".
> >
> > Rob
>
> Not sure if LEGO and/or Cartoon Network have gotten a lot of calls about the
> animation, but I just saw an ad on Cartoon Network done by LEGO to go to
> www.lego.com to see Revenge of the Brick.
>
> Either way, I just thought it was cool.
>
> Scott
I've uploaded the movie to my webserver--
see it here--
http://sparky.i989.net/media/video/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov
It's the 26 meg .mov version
(if you could be nice to my little web server and save this on your local system
before viewing, it'd be appreciated)
Dave K
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In lugnet.mediawatch, David Koudys wrote:
ott
>
> I've uploaded the movie to my webserver--
>
> see it here--
>
> http://sparky.i989.net/media/video/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov
>
> It's the 26 meg .mov version
>
> (if you could be nice to my little web server and save this on your local system
> before viewing, it'd be appreciated)
Hm.. is there a way to force that behaviour (short of renaming the extension to
not be .mov?) That would be a nifty trick. It seems like there is a way to force
the reverse, that is, there are pages that launch the player IN a new page when
you click on the link and don't (easily) let you save.
XFUT lugnet.publish
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On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 02:34:17PM +0000, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> > I've uploaded the movie to my webserver--
> >
> > see it here--
> >
> > http://sparky.i989.net/media/video/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov
> >
> > It's the 26 meg .mov version
> >
> > (if you could be nice to my little web server and save this on your
> > local system before viewing, it'd be appreciated)
I'm confused - from the webserver's perspective, what's the difference?
> Hm.. is there a way to force that behaviour (short of renaming the
> extension to not be .mov?) That would be a nifty trick. It seems like
> there is a way to force the reverse, that is, there are pages that
> launch the player IN a new page when you click on the link and don't
> (easily) let you save.
With apache, it should be doable - basically override the mime-type for
.mov files in that directory, maybe even for that particular file.
For IIS, I'm not the guy to talk to :)
--
Dan Boger
dan@peeron.com
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Dan Boger wrote:
> On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 02:34:17PM +0000, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> > > I've uploaded the movie to my webserver--
> > >
> > > see it here--
> > >
> > > http://sparky.i989.net/media/video/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov
> > >
> > > It's the 26 meg .mov version
> > >
> > > (if you could be nice to my little web server and save this on your
> > > local system before viewing, it'd be appreciated)
>
> I'm confused - from the webserver's perspective, what's the difference?
This is going a little back, but I read that streaming media from a webserver
takes up more bandwidth than just downloading and viewing locally. Things may
have changed. And, for myself, I like keeping these things anyway, so I save
where I can instead of streaming, anyway.
>
> > Hm.. is there a way to force that behaviour (short of renaming the
> > extension to not be .mov?) That would be a nifty trick. It seems like
> > there is a way to force the reverse, that is, there are pages that
> > launch the player IN a new page when you click on the link and don't
> > (easily) let you save.
>
> With apache, it should be doable - basically override the mime-type for
> .mov files in that directory, maybe even for that particular file.
This is the level of ignorance on my side--I thought it would be a client-side
thing--anytime your browser hits an extension like .mov, display with quicktime.
I've looked at my Apache conf file and there's no associations with .mov's, so I
just assumed it was a client-side thing.
>
> For IIS, I'm not the guy to talk to :)
Dave K
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On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 03:14:23PM +0000, David Koudys wrote:
> This is going a little back, but I read that streaming media from
> a webserver takes up more bandwidth than just downloading and
> viewing locally. Things may have changed. And, for myself, I like
> keeping these things anyway, so I save where I can instead of
> streaming, anyway.
Huh - I'd be surprised if that is the case. And yes, I usually save
stuff locally too.
> > With apache, it should be doable - basically override the mime-
> > type for .mov files in that directory, maybe even for that
> > particular file.
>
> This is the level of ignorance on my side--I thought it would be a client-
> side thing--anytime your browser hits an extension like .mov, display
> with quicktime.
Both ends work together here. Apache tells the client that the file has
a content-type of video/quicktime, then the client decides if it knows
how to launch a viewer of it (or maybe even deal with it internally),
and then if it should ask the user what to do, or just do it.
So on the server side you can tell apache to send the file as a generic
content-type (like application/octet-stream), which the client browser
can't have a viewer defined, and therefor will just present a save
option to the user.
Of course, in a mis-guided attempt to be user-friendly, some browsers
might try to ignore the content-type, and "guess" what it should be
based on the extension... But there's nothing you can do about that.
> I've looked at my Apache conf file and there's no associations with .mov's, so I
> just assumed it was a client-side thing.
Apache works off the system default mime-types - on linux, it reads the
/etc/mime.types to learn the associations. I have to assume it does a
similar thing on Windows.
HTH!
--
Dan Boger
dan@peeron.com
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Dan Boger wrote:
> On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 02:34:17PM +0000, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> > > I've uploaded the movie to my webserver--
> > >
> > > see it here--
> > >
> > > http://sparky.i989.net/media/video/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov
> > >
> > > It's the 26 meg .mov version
> > >
> > > (if you could be nice to my little web server and save this on your
> > > local system before viewing, it'd be appreciated)
>
> I'm confused - from the webserver's perspective, what's the difference?
If you play it directly, then you don't have it saved? Meaning when you want to
play it again because you want to show a friend or whatever, you have to hit the
webserver for it again? Meaning extra load?
I haven't been able to find where QT caches stuff yet.
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> In lugnet.mediawatch, Dan Boger wrote:
> > On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 02:34:17PM +0000, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> > > > I've uploaded the movie to my webserver--
> > > >
> > > > see it here--
> > > >
> > > > http://sparky.i989.net/media/video/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov
> > > >
> > > > It's the 26 meg .mov version
> > > >
> > > > (if you could be nice to my little web server and save this on your
> > > > local system before viewing, it'd be appreciated)
> >
> > I'm confused - from the webserver's perspective, what's the difference?
>
> If you play it directly, then you don't have it saved? Meaning when you want to
> play it again because you want to show a friend or whatever, you have to hit the
> webserver for it again? Meaning extra load?
>
> I haven't been able to find where QT caches stuff yet.
The newer (or not so newer, as the case may be) versions of QT give the source
sites the option of caching or not..it's a lame copy protection thing.
Joe Meno
.space paparazzi!
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> In lugnet.mediawatch, Dan Boger wrote:
> > On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 02:34:17PM +0000, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> > > > I've uploaded the movie to my webserver--
> > > >
> > > > see it here--
> > > >
> > > > http://sparky.i989.net/media/video/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov
> > > >
> > > > It's the 26 meg .mov version
> > > >
> > > > (if you could be nice to my little web server and save this on your
> > > > local system before viewing, it'd be appreciated)
> >
> > I'm confused - from the webserver's perspective, what's the difference?
>
> If you play it directly, then you don't have it saved? Meaning when you want to
> play it again because you want to show a friend or whatever, you have to hit the
> webserver for it again? Meaning extra load?
>
> I haven't been able to find where QT caches stuff yet.
I've been searching for a long time--originally it was in temporary internet
files--I could always go there to get the viewed movies. Not so much
anymore--these guys serving out movies and clips are getting smarter.
Dave K
-just FUT publish--no longer media watch concern--not that it's publish either,
but there you are...
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In lugnet.mediawatch, David Koudys wrote:
> In lugnet.mediawatch, Scott Lyttle wrote:
> > In lugnet.mediawatch, Rob Hendrix wrote:
> > > Revenge of the Brick can be seen on Lego.com in it's 11.9MB form. for those
> > > of you who would like the 26MB file, please contact me via email and I'll
> > > give you a download link. It also seems that www.treehouseanimation.com is
> > > "closed".
> > >
> > > Rob
> >
> > Not sure if LEGO and/or Cartoon Network have gotten a lot of calls about the
> > animation, but I just saw an ad on Cartoon Network done by LEGO to go to
> > www.lego.com to see Revenge of the Brick.
> >
> > Either way, I just thought it was cool.
> >
> > Scott
>
> I've uploaded the movie to my webserver--
>
> see it here--
>
> http://sparky.i989.net/media/video/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov
>
> It's the 26 meg .mov version
>
> (if you could be nice to my little web server and save this on your local system
> before viewing, it'd be appreciated)
I snagged the 26MB version and also the Stormtrooper Orchestra, as well as the
Behind the Scenes with Mark Hamill as .mov files:
http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov <- Movie (26.6MB)
http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/sso.mov <- Stormtrooper Orchestra (6MB)
http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/bts.mov <- Behind the Scenes (33MB)
- Kelly
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> I snagged the 26MB version and also the Stormtrooper Orchestra, as well as
> the
> Behind the Scenes with Mark Hamill as .mov files:
>
> http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov <- Movie
> (26.6MB)
> http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/sso.mov <- Stormtrooper Orchestra
> (6MB)
> http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/bts.mov <- Behind the Scenes (33MB)
>
> - Kelly
Thank you Kelly!!! I have been frantically looking for the BTS file!
I've posted these files on my site as well.
http://www.brickmodder.net/downloads.html
Rob
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Kelly McKiernan wrote:
> In lugnet.mediawatch, David Koudys wrote:
> > In lugnet.mediawatch, Scott Lyttle wrote:
> > > In lugnet.mediawatch, Rob Hendrix wrote:
> > > > Revenge of the Brick can be seen on Lego.com in it's 11.9MB form...
> http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov <- Movie 26.6MB)
> http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/sso.mov <- Stormtrooper Orchestra (6MB)
> http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/bts.mov <- Behind the Scenes (33MB)
I would love to download/watch these, but I'm running on WinNT and
the newest version of Quicktime (or MediaPlayer) won't run on NT
With the latest version I'm able to use, I get a blank screen. :-(
Anyone know where/how I might get a version I could actually see?
SRC #765
http://SRC.NorthComp.com
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> > http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov <- Movie
> > 26.6MB)
> > http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/sso.mov <- Stormtrooper Orchestra
> > (6MB)
> > http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/bts.mov <- Behind the Scenes (33MB)
>
> I would love to download/watch these, but I'm running on WinNT and
> the newest version of Quicktime (or MediaPlayer) won't run on NT
> With the latest version I'm able to use, I get a blank screen. :-(
> Anyone know where/how I might get a version I could actually see?
>
>
> SRC #765
> http://SRC.NorthComp.com
A quick Google resulted in some MOV to AVI/MPEG converters. Perhaps those
could be useful.
Rob
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Rob Hendrix wrote:
> > > http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/RevengeOfTheBrick_Web.mov <- Movie
> > > http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/sso.mov <- Stormtrooper Orchestra
> > > http://www.brickpower.com/kelly/rotb/bts.mov <- Behind the Scenes (33MB)
> >
> > I would love to download/watch these, but I'm running on WinNT and
> > the newest version of Quicktime (or MediaPlayer) won't run on NT
> > With the latest version I'm able to use, I get a blank screen. :-(
> > Anyone know where/how I might get a version I could actually see?
> A quick Google resulted in some MOV to AVI/MPEG converters...
I tried a bunch of them - no luck. They seem to require the latest
versions of Quicktime, WinMedia and MediaPlayer (which I can't install)
and/or won't even install under NT (even though they say they will).
SRC #765
http://SRC.NorthComp.com
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Realplayer is a good program for media for NT
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