To provide you with high quality, dual platform video, all of Jock Foot Fantasy's videos are encoded using Apple's QuickTime.
You must have QuickTime version 7.1 or newer installed to view the clips. You do NOT need to purchase QuickTime Pro to play the movies. QuickTime is available as a FREE download. Please be aware that there are certain minimum requirements to use QuickTime 7.1 or newer.
Minimum Specifications for viewing QuickTime video:
Macintosh:
* 1 GHz G4 processor or better
* 256MB RAM
* 32MB video RAM
* QuickTime 7.1.3 or newer
* Mac OS X v10.3.9, v10.4.9 or later
Windows:
* 2.0 GHz Pentium-class processor or better
* 512MB of RAM
* 64MB video RAM
* QuickTime 7.1.3 or newer
* Windows XP (Service Pack 2 or later), Windows Vista or Windows 7
Mobile Devices:
* QuickTime videos from this site are coded in H.264 so they should play on iPads and most tablets. iPod, iPhone, Blackberry, Droid and other mobile devices will probably need some type of program (iTunes), or video conversion software in order to convert QuickTime (MOV) files into MP4 or some other mobile media format. You may need to do a little research on this depending on your mobile device.
ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN if you join and then cannot view the movies because your computer is not capable of supporting QuickTime media.
Please test your computer's ability to view QuickTime video. Click on this sample video clip:
To download the video clips, right click the video image and select "Save Link As" or "Save Target As" (depending on what type of browser you're using).
Having problems? Video Help:
More often than not, its the browser you're using which either prevents you from seeing QuickTime video or makes viewing the videos problematic. Firefox is highly recommended while visiting this web site. Also, Opera, Safari, or Chrome work really well for viewing QuickTime video. All four of these browsers work on both PC and Mac. Windows Internet Explorer (IE) and AOL browsers are not recommended.
If you're running a Windows operating system and you're having trouble viewing the videos it may be as simple as visiting Microsoft's main web site to make sure your operating system is properly updated. If you're still running Windows XP, it needs to be updated with Service Pack 2 or later.
You'll need the LATEST Version of Quicktime's free player installed on your hard drive. You can get it or update it here.
Be sure that your QuickTime player is set as the default player for all video and streaming video (you may have another media player which is currently set a the default) You can make these adjustments by opening up QuickTime's "QuickTime preferences" and checking all the boxes for making it the default player
Finally, you may want to clear your browser's cache and/or re-boot your computer.
