Hmmmmm....it has worked (as far as I know) for everyone else who has tried it. You may have to upgrade your quicktime or something.

Same thing happened here! That sucks, i was looking foward to seeing it!!:mad:

I'll see what I can do. I'll try and get an avi file of it.

You may want to try a program called Quicktime Alternative. It seems to play quicktime files embedded in webpages much better, as well as many other file types.

Download here http://www.free-codecs.com/QuickTime...e_download.htm

It worked for me!
 

The trailer worked just fine when I viewed it.

Man, I'm skurred. Especially when I fall off that ottoman...

I can't wait til it comes out and we are all bathing in young n' fresh poontang!

Movie stardom is the life.

Har har har.

Yar har ho. A star's life for me.

Just so no-one goes JUMPING to conclusions
 

A little FYI:

I know that I might not be 'bathing' in poontang for real after this movie comes out...

but that doesn't mean I won't at the very least have a better chance of rubbing up against, or seeing poontang on a more frequent basis.

Yar har hum. A pirates, er, movie star's life for me. Yar.

Good luck on the movie Bwind.

Re: Just so no-one goes JUMPING to conclusions
 

Hey Brian. Have you been able to view the trailer yet? You may want to try either downloading it to your comp and playing it or downloading that program and watching it. Or both.

I had an idea for the different language tracks, I think it would be funny if we had the people who play each character (or we can find replacements) do the spanish, german, and french tracks for the audio. Of course a requirement of doing this would be that the person cannot actually know that language and I figure we'll just use an online translator. Hell I'd watch a spanish track of a movie if it were the actual actor bumbling through the lines.


As far as commentary tracks I think there are going to be a lot, I keep coming up with different ideas, and I don't think commentary tracks are used quite to the degree they could be.