Rosler Creative movies may be viewed from within your browser using the QuickTime player 5.0 or higher. Please press the play button on player after the download is complete. If you do not have QuickTime installed, you will be prompted to download the software.

A broadband connection will speed downloads, which run approximately 3 MB for a 30 second spot. Approximate Download Times for a 30 second spot: T-1, high speed DSL or Cable: 30 seconds or less; DSL 384: 2 minutes; 56k modem: 14 minutes. Download times may vary due to network conditions.

Download QuickTime for Macintosh and Windows
QuickTime
Simply download the small installer from Apple's web site. While still connected to the internet, launch the installer and follow the instructions to download and install QuickTime on your computer. A "minimum" install of QuickTime automatically installs all the elements needed to view movies and will identify and update all Web browsers installed on your system. If you run into any problems, feel free to contact us at support@roslercreative.com.

AOL
Please upgrade to the latest version of AOL. You may follow the instructions for installing QuickTime and the browser plugin above or you may use AOL to connect to the Internet and then launch Netscape or Internet Explorer to browse Roslercreative.com. AOL tip: To see the images on Roslercreative.com in full color, turn off image compression in your AOL Internet preferences.

QuickTime Troubleshooting
Movie playback is choppy on the Mac OS 9: Increasing the memory allocated to your browser by 2 mb or more will help with smooth playback of movies. If the audio stalls briefly during initial playback, try replaying the movie a second time.

QuickTime appears to be installed properly, but I still can't play movies on my OS 9 Mac:
1. Check to make sure that all the QuickTime Extensions are loading. Use the Extensions Manager Control Panel to confirm that these 3 extensions are active--
a. QuickTime
b. QuickTime MPEG
c. QuickTime Musical Instruments
d. QuickTime PowerPlug

2. Check to confirm that the QuickTime PLUGIN is present in your browser Plugins folder. If you have an earlier version of the QuickTime plugin, movie playback will not work.

3. If you still have trouble, check to see if browser's "helper application" settings for QuickTime are set correctly. Go to Netscape's "Edit" menu and select "Preferences". Click on "Applications" in the left pane and check to see that all instances of QuickTime content are handled by "QuickTime Plugin".

4. If you still have difficulty playing movies after trying the above techniques, we recommend re-installing QuickTime.

For further Rosler Creative movie questions, please contact support@roslercreative.com

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