QUICK TIME HELP
QUICKTIME
SPECIFICATIONS & HELP
To view Tom Putnam's QuickTime
formatted video files, you should have the latest free
plug-in from Quicktime (v6.5 or higher). The Quicktime
plug-in should be placed inside the Plug-Ins folder
of your browser's folder on your hard drive. (This is
usually done automatically by the download process.)
At the
Quicktime site, please remember to select your
correct operating system before clicking "download."
Our QuickTime movie clips are in MPEG4 format.
You must have QuickTime 6.5 to play MPEG4 movies. For
best results in downloading and playing our movies you
should have a high-speed internet connection and the
most recent version of your browser.
Other helpful information:
MPEG-4 movies require AT LEAST 120 Megs of RAM
CPU speed should be AT LEAST 500 Megahertz
Here are the full system
specifications:
Mac OS
- A
PowerPC-processor-based Macintosh computer.
(There are also older versions for pre-PowerPC
Macs, but we cannot guarantee their ability to
view our clips.)
- At least
56MB of RAM
- Mac OS 9 or
later
- QuickTime
Player 6.5 - Check that the QuickTime settings
are right for your internet connection:
In Mac OS 9 or earlier, open the QuickTime
Settings control panel, then choose Connection
Speed from the pop-up menu.
In Mac OS X, open System Preferences, then click
QuickTime. Click the Connection tab to select a
speed.
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Windows
- A Pentium-based PC
or compatible computer (500 MHz CPU speed
recommended for MP4 clips).
- At least 60MB of
RAM
- Windows 98
2nd Edition or better.
- Sound
Blaster or compatible sound card and speakers
- Direct X
version 3.0 or later recommended
- Internet
Explorer users should have the ActiveX
Controller plug-in
- QuickTime
Player 6.5 - Check that the QuickTime settings
are right for your internet connection: Open the
QuickTime Settings control panel, then choose
Connection Speed from the pop-up menu.
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If, after following the procedure at
the
download site, as well as the instructions here,
you are still unable to view any of the video clips, you may
have a system incompatibility, and will need to upgrade your
operating system and browser to ensure optimum viewing
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