Even Microsoft gives away Internet Explorer.
Well, not really. IE requires a Windows license.
So is Super not free, just because it won’t run on a Mac?
It’s a highly superior way of building both hardware and software, for use in personal computers.
It doesn’t appear to be available for Mac at all.
Try MpegStreamclip. Also free, but for the Mac (it’s also available for Windows, if anyone else needs).
That’s because Apple decided you didn’t need to use it. They know best.
curlcoat, you should really run a Software Update. From your Apple menu, click “Software Update…” Be prepared to enter your password, spend a long while downloading updates (you can do other stuff during the download), and then restart.
You’ll be able to upgrade to 10.4.11 (you may want to consider 10.5, but that’s a different topic), and at least Safari 3.x. (Safari’s current version is 4.3.2, I believe, but I don’t know if 4.x is 10.5-only.)
Lots of good stuff in Safari 3, and the software update will give you lots of other Apple updates and bug fixes.
Downloaded it, converted one of the videos to MPEG-4, tried uploading it to YouTube without the progress bar, got the same error message. So now it is doing it with the progress bar, which will take hours. We’ll see if that works!
Nah, it’s because some folks fear the Mac, it being so much better than the rabble beneath it.
Yeah, my Mac geek says I need to do this too, but being on dial up I keep putting it off. I’m doing the YouTube upload right now, so I’ll leave this window open to remind me to do the others later tonite.
OK, I did this and am now on 10.4.11 and Safari 3.0.4 and suddenly some of my webpages (that I wrote myself) don’t load all the pictures on. Any idea what that is??
Thanks all - I now have one whole video on YouTube!