[Mac] Snow Leopard Intro Video?

[TonyLock]

Does anyone know how I can access the Snow Leopard Intro Video that's was shown when I first booted up my Mac?

This is what it looks like:

[TonyLock]

FOUND IT!

Found the info here:

http://www.macyourself.com/2008/11/13/grab-the-source-files-for-that-snazzy-leopard-welcome-video/

Open up Finder and go to System > Library > CoreServices. In this folder you will see a file called Setup Assistant ? right-click on it and select Show Package Contents. Navigate into the Contents and then Resources folders and right-click ?TransitionSection.bundle? to select Show Package Contents. Again in this package, go through the Contents and Resources folders. This time you will be brought to a short list of files, including ?intro.mov? and ?intro-sound.mp3″. Apple separated the audio and video tracks, so these are the two we?re looking for. Temporarily copy and paste these files somewhere else on your Mac, such as your Desktop.

[TokyoKiller]

That video is pretty cool. I forgot about it haha.

[+jamesyfx Subscriber²]

I always walk far, far away from my Mac when that videos playing, haha. I find it a bit annoying.

[.Neo]

  On 01/08/2010 at 17:15, jamesyfx said:

I always walk far, far away from my Mac when that videos playing, haha. I find it a bit annoying.

That makes me wonder how many times do you format your Mac.

[+jamesyfx Subscriber²]

Never had to, but I've bought 3 of them last year so I was subjected to it a couple times. :laugh:

Plus one of my roles in a previous job was to restore and set up Macs. People actually paid £29.99 for that. Even though you just kinda turn it on.