Movie Trailers

Same problem man. Haven't found any solution.

I am as well having this same problem, is anyone trying to fix this issue?

Same problem - thought it could be something about country (Denmark) restrictions.
But no????
I´m addicted Apple Trailers.
Someone please find a solution

Having exactly the same issue here in the netherlands... They don't work via quicktime in safari, firefox, or playing directly in quicktime. I get error in dutch that the url is invalid... weird...

Same problem here in Germany: When trying to watch a trailer, I just get a pop-up with an error message "invalid URL"...

Yes I am having the same problem using my Windows Vista computer. I have in the past been successful in downloading hundreds of movie trailers using iTunes as recently as a week ago. But I went to Newest Trailers, and in my Download folder I get a temporary folder with a download.mov 24 KB file in it! I even went to the Apple website outside of iTunes and it did the same thing! You would think they would fix this or have an explaination!

Maybe Apple is not aware there is a problem! How do we report this?

I have the same problem, starting just a few days now. Get a Dutch message the URL is invalid.
We have to wait for a solution, installed all the latest updates....
Greetings,
Gert

As pointed out by bitsflew in another thread, a temporary fix is to set the preferred system language to English and relaunch both Safari and Quicktime Player.

There's no solution as far as I know, since Apple changed the way trailers are accessed through it's site (apple.com/trailers) and itunes, If you try to download and you get a weird 20 to 50 or so kB file, that's actually the htmfile of apple.com/trailers since Apple has disabled direct linking to their trailers. so for example this link to avatar 1080p trailer: [http://movies.apple.com/movies/fox/avatar/avatar2009aug0820a-tsr_h1080p.mov] won't work, and will instead send you back to the homepage at apple.com/trailers and right-clicking and save as, will, as described above get you a weird named file (depending on browser) that's actually an htmlfile (from apple.com/trailers) with either a name like "Pv+meMQw.html.part" on firefox or in the case of Safari (when pasting the url into the Downloads-window) something like "trailers.html" or "avatar2009aug0820a-tsr_h1080p.mov.html".