I downloaded a short movie off the web (a funny commercial), and there it sits now on the Mac 's desktop (G-4 running 10.3.5) labeled "zucker.rm." Quicktime Player won't open it. What kind of an app does it need to play?
It's a Real Media file, intended to be played by Real Player. But check it's file size. .RM files are typically nothing more than a URL for the file on a remote server. In other words, as it stands now you would probably have to download the video stream again to view it.
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Clark Martin
Redwood City, CA, USA
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