Spider-Man 2 Lego Movie

[spiderman2k1]

http://playlist.yahoo.com/makeplaylist.dll?id=1277883&sdm=web&qtw=640&qth=400

[DereX888]

sweet but the link is for streaming, you can save it only after it is finished - which isnt too convenient IMO.
Here is same link without 'playlist' - anyway its just 1 file (just right click and "save target as"):
http://mp3content03.bcst.yahoo.com/proot1/PubShare03/yahoomovies/11/6312053.mov

[Doramius]

mighty big file for people bent on compressing things to a single layer DVDR. 52MB

[BJ_M]

sweet but the link is for streaming, you can save it only after it is finished - which isnt too convenient IMO.
Here is same link without 'playlist' - anyway its just 1 file (just right click and "save target as"):
http://mp3content03.bcst.yahoo.com/proot1/PubShare03/yahoomovies/11/6312053.mov

never mind 0--0 works now

[spiderman2k1]

I do not kow how to save the file if some does please let me know.

[BJ_M]

I do not kow how to save the file if some does please let me know.

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=971570#971570

[DereX888]

Isn't saving copyrighted file on your computer in breach of DMCA and this board's rules?

Hereby I submit myself as guilty of warez'ing

[Forum Troll]

Isn't saving copyrighted file on your computer in breach of DMCA and this board's rules?

Hereby I submit myself as guilty of warez'ing

Saving the movie has been a standard feature of Quicktime Pro since as long as I can remember.

[Doramius]

Does that mean that Apple/Macintosh is in breach of DMCA rules by allowing their QuickTime application work in this fashion? That would be a neat new thread to start.

[BJ_M]

Does that mean that Apple/Macintosh is in breach of DMCA rules by allowing their QuickTime application work in this fashion? That would be a neat new thread to start.

http://www.avrev.com/news/0704/7.ipod.html

[Doramius]

Does that mean that Apple/Macintosh is in breach of DMCA rules by allowing their QuickTime application work in this fashion? That would be a neat new thread to start.

http://www.avrev.com/news/0704/7.ipod.html

Not to threadjack, but I think if recording artists want to make some real money and see if people really like them, DO MORE TOURS AND LIVE CONCERTS. We'll truly see who the top artists really are after that.

[DereX888]

Doramius:

Not to threadjack, but I think if recording artists want to make some real money and see if people really like them, DO MORE TOURS AND LIVE CONCERTS. We'll truly see who the top artists really are after that.

This would only show who is the top artist among 14-20something year olds, as probably majority of people attending concerts are in this age group. Anyone else (unless unemployed) usually have no time to go for all the concerts they would want to attend...

[Doramius]

You're also talking about the largest group that listens to the music and does most of the downloading. I say open up the downloads and see if these artists can do a performance. If they can't doa performance, then they aren't working hard enough for the money. Mozart once said, "I bust my a** off for the performance of my music and get paid well, though I admit to spending it on life's finer pleasures. I don't make any pence because everyone in the street know's my music, but have never been to see my work, yet I call that flattery."

[DereX888]

You're also talking about the largest group that listens to the music and does most of the downloading.

You are right about this.
However those who buy most of the CDs and concert/music video DVDs are probably young adults, in the 20-30 y.o. group, since they have their own money already, yet their 'musical needs' aren't that far from constantly-broke teenagers. But still - you won't see that many of ~30 year olds on a concerts.

Mozart has lived in the private sponsorship era. Had he grew up nowaday he would probably never become famous (but he would have live longer )