Richard
Are you using Quicktime Pro? That should allow you to save where and
how you want, unless my mind is addled tonight.
Reg
On 27 Jan 2004, at 4:43pm, Richard Kay wrote:
Murdoch University is using iLecture to provide streamed audio for
selected units this year. This is helpful to external students like me
who can't get to lectures because of work commitments.
As the explanatory material on the iLecture site at Murdoch states,
students '...have the option to use either QuickTime or Windows
Player. If you are using a Macintosh computer, try QuickTime. If you
are using a Windows machine, try Windows Player. Select the
appropriate bandwidth from the drop down menu next to the media player
your computer supports. The play window will appear. You can start the
lecture by clicking on the start button. If you want to listen to a
later part of the lecture or go back to an earlier part, you can use
the slider. You will need to allow iLecture a little time to stream
the part you need'.
I've tried the demo site at Murdoch and can play the test lecture
live. It would, however, be useful if I could save each lecture to my
hard drive for review purposes (and to minimise wastage of bandwidth).
Anyone got any ideas as to whether it is possible to save these
lectures to disk under QuickTime? I'll delete them at the end of
semester for copyright reasons.
I've clicked on 'Save movies in disk cache' in the QuickTime Plug-In
Preferences pane ... but can't figure out where to look for the Safari
disk cache in OS x (Unix).
And what would the file I'll be looking for be called? Presumably the
title of each lecture? Or some random alpha-numeric label applied by
the system?
Any help would be appreciated.
Cordially,
Richard Kay.
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Fremantle
Western Australia
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