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QuickTime on the Internet

This chapter describes how to use QuickTime to play

movies in your web browser and prepare movies for

QuickTime streaming.

Playing Movies on the Internet

With the QuickTime plug-in (part of the free QuickTime software), you can play most

multimedia you encounter on the Internet within your web browser. For more

information, see “Playing Movies in a Web Browser” on page 10.

Getting the Best Playback With Internet Movies

If movies you’re watching on the Internet don’t play properly, check your QuickTime

connection speed setting. Choose QuickTime Player > Preferences > QuickTime

Preferences. (In Windows, choose Edit > Preferences > QuickTime Preferences.)

If you select a speed slower than your actual connection speed, QuickTime tries to play

versions of the movie authored for the match closest to the slower connection speed.

The resulting movie may be smaller in size and lower in quality than your connection

can actually support.

If you select a speed faster than your actual connection, QuickTime playback may

stutter or appear jerky because it has more data than your connection can support.

If you’re unsure of your connection speed, check with your Internet service provider

(ISP).

Saving an Internet Movie on Your Hard Disk

If you have QuickTime Pro, you can save a downloaded movie viewed in your web

browser to your hard disk, so that you can watch the movie when you’re not connected

to the Internet. (The movie must be authored to allow for saving.) If it’s a streaming

movie, QuickTime Pro saves a small “reference movie” that points to the stream.

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