Chris,
Not so. In your web browser, you can just right-click (or control-
click) on any MP3 link and choose "Download Linked File."
You only need QuickTime Pro to save the file from inside the
QuickTime Player interface, but there's nothing stopping you from
downloading the MP3 from your web browser.
Cheers,
- Darcy
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On 05 Feb 2007, at 5:22 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
On 5-Feb-07, at 3:50 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Is this a Windows thing? On Macs, if your web browser is set to
use QuickTime, playback of an MP3 file automatically begins as
soon as QuickTime thinks it can complete the file without
interruption. In other words, *every* MP3 you click on in a web
browser is streaming (by default). If you want to download the
file, you have to use a contextual menu (i.e., "Save to disk.")
You must have QuickTime Pro. If you have the free version that came
with your OS, downloading QuickTime files is disabled. I got
FlipForMac (a free download), which allows me to save from a
contextual menu in FireFox.
Christopher
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