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#524771 - 06/02/10 03:59 AM QuickTime 10 and 'ClickToFlash'
Mike ZigMeister Registered: 09/01/01 Posts: 2301 Loc: SW Illinois	A neat thing about QT 10 and 'ClickToFlash': any 'HTML5' video can be played full screen in QT 10 if you have 'ClickToFlash' installed. And -if so desired-it can then be saved as a QT movie. Cool! _________________________ "Panta Kopros".
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#524840 - 06/02/10 01:25 PM Re: QuickTime 10 and 'ClickToFlash' [Re: Mike]
zwei soporific Registered: 06/26/04 Posts: 2479 Loc: Near an iPad	That feature has some bugs. It conflicts with Youtube if you have the HTML5 feature turned on. _________________________ zwei � twitter � Roku
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