Help unlocking a locked or unsaveable quicktime movie

If they've used the AppleScript droplet "Save As Un-Editable" on the file there aren't many ways to break into it.
Look at the page source code and find the .mov (or whatever). Use your QT Pro to open the url (File menu Open URL) and save the file to your drive.

QT has the kioskmode tag that prevents the casual user from saving. It can also "hide" the QT controller that allows saving.
Look at the source code and paste that .mov URL into the Open URL feature of QT Player.
There isn't a file that plays in a browser window that can't be saved or "captured" (Snapz Pro)
http://www.ambrosiasw.com/utilities/snapzprox/
It sounds like they don't want you to have a "copy". Respect their rights.

Hi, I'm working a website for a client, and they want
me to download a quicktime movie from their parent
company.

If they do not lock the movie, they might have used reference movie, that will make saving (or stealing from their point of view) a lot harder.

My suggestion is to ask your client to request the movie file for you.

Keep in mind that the web page can have allllllllll the coding in the world but it is up to the web browser whether or not to actually run any of the code...

http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/

Firefox menu > Preferences > Content > Enable Java / Enable Javascript > Advanced > Allow Scripts To --- uncheck "Disable or replace context menus."

Then go right-click wherever you want.

"Disable or replace context menus: Enables or disables web pages from changing or disabling the Firefox context menu."
Quote from "Protecting Your Security and Privacy with Firefox"
http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=382613&seqNum=6&rl=1

And also...
http://insanityflows.net/archive/index.php?title=QuickTime#Unlockmov_files_that_areuneditable

Somewhere in the page source might be a link to the QuickTime movie. You could write your own html file to link to their movie, and then do a download linked file without even playing the movie.