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Save 'unsavable' QuickTime movies (revisited)
Another method, which I prefer since its way easier, is this:
Where is where you paste in your copied text. The first line just switches to the desktop, so that you will get the file saved there. If you want it another place, just change to that directory before doing the fetch.Good luck! :)
Save 'unsavable' QuickTime movies (revisited)
There is no fetch command on a normal OS X install - based on the -O I think you must have that set as an alias for curl.
Save 'unsavable' QuickTime movies (revisited)
Many embedded movies are relative pathnames/URLs, so one needs to concatenate with the page URL itself. At that point, the web browser itself may be able to fetch the new URL if you paste it into the location box. |
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