This is a quick guide to re-saving or exporting a protected QT file.
You will need dumpster, available free from apple:
ftp://ftp.apple.com/developer/Quicktime/Tools/Programmers_Tools/Dumpster.bin
1. Open the file in dumpster
2. Click moov --> utda --> nsav (usually near the end of the file)
3. Make sure both values are “$0000”
4. Click nsav again to hide the values
5. Save file
You’re done!
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I DL dumpster, followed your instructions, but no joy, when i change the final value to $0000 and click nsav then save file, i get the OS error tone, i dont think it allows me save it, i have attached a pic of the dumpster window, i have changed the value there, but if i open it again, its back to $0001, any ideas?
Thanks
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Do you have a link to the original file so I can try it out? I just used this last week to change a trailer so I could save it.
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Sure
here it is, click the Blackfield video
http://www.lassehoile.com/Main.htm
and then you obviously have to fish it out of the Tempory folder in home>Library>Preferences>Explorer
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