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Help With FormatsThis site uses Macromedia Flash and Apple QuickTime technology to deliver high-quality short films in their entirety, inside your browser window. Both Flash and QuickTime players are available for Windows 95/98/XP/NT/ME/2000 and Mac OS 9/OS X platforms. Flash RequirementsFlash files on this site require version 7 or greater of the Flash Player for playback. If you have an older version of Flash Player installed, you must upgrade to the latest version. Flash ResourcesIf you experience problems watching the Flash files on this site, the following resources may be of interest (articles will open in a new browser window).
QuickTime RequirementsQuickTime files on this site are encoded using the Sorenson Video 3 codec, which provides better quality and faster download times. Films encoded with Sorenson Video 3 require QuickTime 5 for playback. If you have an older version of QuickTime installed, you must upgrade to the latest version. QuickTime Problems?The most common issue with QuickTime on the Windows platform arises due to a conflict between the computer's video card driver and the QuickTime Player. To rectify this issue, set the QuickTime control panel to Safe Mode (GDI Only), by following these instructions:
QuickTime ResourcesIf you experience further problems watching the QuickTime files on this site, the following resources may be of interest (articles will open in a new browser window).
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