Check the cyberclips room.

incredible...

fred said:

Well...I can see them now for the first time, so I'm happy.

I still don't get why they don't just use MPEG4s that everyone can view.

A big THANK YOU to the NPGMC for listening to our feedback. I am running Mac OS X with a cable modem connection. I was able to view the videos by choosing the Real format. Using Internet Explorer I was able to view all three sizes. However, all three were a very small (1.5" wide) size. Using Apple's Safari browser, the large videos played as they should in a more full-size format. The large Real video played flawlessly and performed much better than the Windows Media equivalent on my Windows XP machine. I hope the rest of you experience similar successful results.

--Mark

PS I'm still in favor of QuickTime, but let's take what we can get.

markemery said:

In Internet Explorer in OS X, let the hi-res movie files load, then control-click on the movie and select "play in Real Player". The movie will open in a Real Player window and it will play at the correct size.

I can't even get into the club using Safari (most recent version) -- it won't accept my username/password. It works for you?

I just checked out the high quality Work realvideo clip, and the quality is really good. Also, realvideo is supported natively on Linux, whereas Quicktime isn't, as far as I know. Correct me if I'm wrong.

But mpeg2 or mpeg4/XviD would also be a nice choice for a universally supported format...

i have a mpeg that was done from the MSN video clip of TheWork & the quality is immaculate!