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1 Classic Mac OS 1.1 Macintosh System Software (0 - 0.3) 1.1.1 System File 1 1.1.2. This is to make it clearer for people searching for specific bundle versions as opposed to System File versions. I think Perian is doing the conversion on the fly.Note: The headings on this list indicate the Macintosh System bundle names the bullet points indicate the version of the System File included in that bundle.

mov to play - as I don't have to use 'Save As.' to save it. One other note: I am not sure what is going on with the YouTube when it passes a video to QuickTime Player. In the past Flash video would not play in QuickTime Player. I think Perian added Flash video support for QuickTime Player only recently. On hulu (which I have only been to once, trying to figure this stuff out) the Flash video was not recognizable in the Activity window. Recently I have found a few links which don't list a file size, so it's a bit trickier to recognize. In most cases the Flash video is recognizable as the largest file (in MB) in the Activity window.

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The approach I have taken is to load the Flash video in Safari, then open the Activity window, and double click on the video there to either download it, or in some cases it loads as text in a new Safari window and I have to save it. It plays Flash video decently, but the program itself is very slow to open.īut there is not a seamless way I have found to get Flash video into Miro.

Miro works on my 667 MHz TiBook running OS 10.4.11. Ditto if you have any other tips on playing Flash video on an older Mac.Īs an added bonus, you will likely find that blocking Flash content speeds up your web browsing and keeps your older Mac from bogging down on processor-intensive Flash content on web pages. If you find other sites where CTF can do the handoff to QuickTime Player please post that here. mov file.Īs far as I have found, ClickToFlash can only do this for YouTube. If you want to save the video, just save it in QuickTime Player. It will cause it to play in the QuickTime Player application. Note that CTF will not cause the YouTube video to play in Safari, using the QuickTime plugin.

Hit the 'esc' key if you want QuickTime Player to revert to a standard player window.

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If you select this option, QuickTime Player will open the video and play it in full screen mode. In YouTube, one of the options is 'Play Fullscreen in QuickTime Player'. If you whitelist YouTube you will not be able to access CTF to send a video to QuickTime Player.Ī CTF window for a video will have a 'gear' symbol in the upper left of the block. You can also 'whitelist' an entire site, in which case CTF will not activate for that site. You can click on the block to display that bit of Flash content. Perian allows QuickTime to play a lot of different formats:ĬlickToFlash replaces every Flash item in a Safari window with a grey block. You may need to have Perian installed (I haven't tested it without Perian). (It may work in earlier versions of Mac OS, but I haven't tried and the CTF web site doesn't mention earlier versions.) Note that ClickToFlash works in OS 10.4 and up. In my experience on G4 Macs, videos which are unwatchable in Safari play perfectly in QuickTime Player. It uses a Safari plugin called ClickToFlash to send the video to QuickTime Player. If you have an older Mac and find that YouTube videos don't play very well in Safari here is a workaround.

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