I download the EPK... everything works... but the result is bad!
The sound is good, but I don't have a continious image, only screen shots which follow one another...
can anyone help me?
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I couldn't download streambox (It is a blocked page from my network) - can anyone e-mail it to me?
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I can't get it. Could someone post a non-streaming version (as mov, even... I want a copy for my non-internetted PC).
It's a restriction in our proxy... could someone please help!
EDIT: Wait... I've tried the RealMedia one, and that seems to be working. Why not the WMV, though? I'd rather have it in WMV...
It's a restriction in our proxy... could someone please help!
EDIT: Wait... I've tried the RealMedia one, and that seems to be working. Why not the WMV, though? I'd rather have it in WMV...
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Solution
My first post, be kind.
For those of you having problems streaming this, saving this or working with Streambox, I may have a solution. Apologies if this has already been mentioned.
Firstly, this can be streamed if your connection is fast enough. I'm in Los Angeles and avg. 800k/sec downstream on my SDSL so streaming it isn't a problem for me. However, those of you on slower lines may want to save it for faster, uninterrupted viewing or archiving.
For streaming, you can simply copy/paste the URL into Windows Media Player or RealPlayer. For Media Player, select from the menu "File/Open URL..." in RealPlayer, select from the menu "File/Open Location..."
CTRL-L, in both cases. Then simply paste the URL of the file and you're off and running.
As an alternative to Streambox, you can use FlashGet. It's much easier to use (in my opinion) and works for *many* file types and is significantly faster then downloading conventionally. I won't go into all the cool things FlashGet does but it's worth looking into. It's available @ http://www.amazesoft.com/
Once intalled, simply copy the URL of the file you want, paste it into FlashGet and it's all yours in no time. Forget Streambox and all the crazy hacks. It gets the job done but for novices, it's a little cumbersome.
Much thanks for this great clip, I was thrilled to see it and enjoyed seeing the guys discussing the masterpiece, even if Roger is a bitch.
For those of you having problems streaming this, saving this or working with Streambox, I may have a solution. Apologies if this has already been mentioned.
Firstly, this can be streamed if your connection is fast enough. I'm in Los Angeles and avg. 800k/sec downstream on my SDSL so streaming it isn't a problem for me. However, those of you on slower lines may want to save it for faster, uninterrupted viewing or archiving.
For streaming, you can simply copy/paste the URL into Windows Media Player or RealPlayer. For Media Player, select from the menu "File/Open URL..." in RealPlayer, select from the menu "File/Open Location..."
CTRL-L, in both cases. Then simply paste the URL of the file and you're off and running.
As an alternative to Streambox, you can use FlashGet. It's much easier to use (in my opinion) and works for *many* file types and is significantly faster then downloading conventionally. I won't go into all the cool things FlashGet does but it's worth looking into. It's available @ http://www.amazesoft.com/
Once intalled, simply copy the URL of the file you want, paste it into FlashGet and it's all yours in no time. Forget Streambox and all the crazy hacks. It gets the job done but for novices, it's a little cumbersome.
Much thanks for this great clip, I was thrilled to see it and enjoyed seeing the guys discussing the masterpiece, even if Roger is a bitch.