Is there a way to watch trailers from apple.com on full screen?

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on the standard imbedded movies right click on the link/button and select "Save Link as" and save it to your desktop and play it with VLC or whatever media player you have that plays .mov files and open it fullscreen

Edit: sorry changed to "Save link as" lol accidentally used the safari wording for it

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Well this is allready a long shot, but there's a plugin called mediabrowser for windows mediacenter, with it you can actually watch apple trailers fullscreen in wmc.

Not really the best/fastest solution, but if you like movies, you will really appreciate this program.

http://www.mediabrowser.tv/

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Well this is allready a long shot, but there's a plugin called mediabrowser for windows mediacenter, with it you can actually watch apple trailers fullscreen in wmc.

Not really the best/fastest solution, but if you like movies, you will really appreciate this program.

http://www.mediabrowser.tv/

I forgot about Cool Iris, try that www.cooliris.com

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^ I'm really looking for a way to watch the trailers on full screen within Firefox. (not a 3rd party software)

I know cooliris but i don't really understand how it can help me with that.

Tried to install it anyway but i don't see any special implementation with quicktime movies. I saw that u can watch trailers there but like i said, i want to see the the trailers from apple.com/trailers in full screen.

Thanks

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