In article <1168422288.962978.191460@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
<jonathan.lafarge@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> You were right : I managed to read the movies from the original .sit
> archive. I put that .sit archive, with the "ressource fork", on my site
> :
> http://jonathan.lafarge.free.fr/downloads/FILMS.SIT
> You can extract it with Stuffit.
>
> However, the only way I found to read them is to read them from a
> Macintosh Emulator (available here (70MB, 500MB deflated) :
> http://jonathan.lafarge.free.fr/downloads/BasiliskII.zip
>
> It's not really convenient, as the video and the sound are not
> synchronized (the video goes too fast).
>
> Does someone know how to convert the video files in the FILMS.SIT
> archive above into a standard Windows video file format, readable on
> any PC (like .avi, or DivX, or else) ?
>
> Thank you very much in advance for your help !
They open fine in Quicktime here on my Mac. Install Quicktime on your
Windows box and play them...
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