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When trying to open the video, it shows (in Firefox, on Linux): "A plugin is required", and it turns out to be Quicktime. What makes people choose to host some
by Aardwolf 13y ago
When trying to open the video, it shows (in Firefox, on Linux): "A plugin is required", and it turns out to be Quicktime.
What makes people choose to host something with this video format above options that actually work? Just curious...
- Zariel 13y agoSame in Chrome, it a .mov. Interesting video though, clever girl.
- tlarkworthy 13y agoYeah I can't view it! THIS IS WHY WE HAVE YOUTUBE!!!!
- qb45 13y agoInstall mplayerplug-in, it plays QT as well as more common formats. At least they didn't upload it to some flash site. EDIT: it seems that mplayerplug-in has been renamed/forked as gecko-mediaplayer.
- Aardwolf 13y agoI installed it. It was not a great success: "streaming" the video went extremely slow (it showed 50kbps), and after a while the video refused to play and the slider at the bottom became un-draggable. What a painful experience.
- Aardwolf 13y agoI installed it. It was not a great success: "streaming" the video went extremely slow (it showed 50kbps), and after a while the video refused to play and the slider at the bottom became un-draggable. I managed to see the first 10 seconds of the video. What a painful experience.
- yathern 13y agoI just viewed the source and saved the actual video to open with vlc. Here is a direct link: http://www2.psychology.uiowa.edu/labs/wassermanlab/video/13Y_StringTask.mov http://www2.psychology.uiowa.edu/labs/wassermanlab/video/13Y...
- sesqu 13y agoBeware, the file is 177 MB.