IT illiterate needs help.

[Burner]

Brian's latest video offerings are in a Quick Time format that my Windows 98SE system cannot cope with.

According to Quick Time I need Windows 2000 or later to view them.

It will be a little while until I get a more up to date PC so, in the meanwhile, have any of you guys got any ideas as to how, or if, I can view these gems of Brian's in some other media format?

 

[birdie_man]

Realplayer? Winamp?

 

[Burner]

Realplayer? Winamp?

Thanks Birdie. I have those, plus Windows Media Player but how do I get Brian's QT stuff over to any of those applications?

Be gentle with me.

 

[birdie_man]

Haha.

RarrrrrGHGH!!!

j/k...

You just:

-right-click on the file
-click "Open with..."
-select Realplayer or Winamp from the list

 

[cjgolf]

Brian's latest video offerings are in a Quick Time format that my Windows 98SE system cannot cope with.

According to Quick Time I need Windows 2000 or later to view them.

It will be a little while until I get a more up to date PC so, in the meanwhile, have any of you guys got any ideas as to how, or if, I can view these gems of Brian's in some other media format?

Not sure if it will work for you but you could try VLC media player from videolan.org

 

[dbl]

Real Player may be the answer for you.

Here are some Win98 friendly versions of Real
http://forms.real.com/real/player/blackjack.html

And Real says you have to have quicktime 5 (at least) loaded, so here are quicktimes:
http://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=quicktime

I'd load the quicktime first. Heck that may be all you need! Good luck.