Downloading windows media video

Hi
I would like do downlaod this video, but I am not sure how (so I can embed it into a keynote) Thanks!
http://gprime.net/video.php/foxoncanada

I believe you won't be able to download this video because this is a streaming clip video unless you have a third party software for capturing this video clip and most of these softwares are in Windows platform. You can try this link for Mac platform: http://members.at.infoseek.co.jp/mmaacc/asfrec.html and I believe the software you need is the ASFRecorderOSX.dmg.gz. If you can understand Japanese will be better.

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[Have a look and study the code.|http://web.mac.com/wyodor/iFrame/iFrame.html]
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I have tried to download windows media player to my
macbook several times. I have tried version 9 and
the player with quicktime components. The first
loaded with an .sitx ending, but when i clicked on
its image on the desktop, nothing happened.
If you are downloading Windows Media Player you will also need to download Stuffit Expander as Microsoft have used Stuffit to compress the installation file and Tiger now no longer comes with Stuffit.
Once you have expanded the .sit file you can then run the Windows Media Player installer.
The
second type opened with a .dmg ending, but it said
that it could not run it on intel-based hardware.
Flip4Mac allows you to play Windows Media files through Quicktime, however it is not a universal binary so
a) you have to run the installer app through Rosetta to install Flip4Mac
b) Quicktime also has to run through Rosetta to play Windows Media files with Flip4Mac
c) Safari (and other browsers) need to run through Rosetta to play embedded Windows Media files on webpages
Is there a way to open windows media files with
another application instead?
VLC which is a universal binary
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-macosx.html
iFelix

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