Hee I have to admit I have not been visiting the trailer site for maybe since mid May! So I guess Apple is "hard at work" then, or rather, been "ignoring" the site and is busy somewhere else. 🙂
Have to admit I have been a bit lax also since this is what I get when I try to access the trailers web site:
If, however, I do manage to get to a web page with a trailer I want to view locally, I have been using the following shortcut to access the file under Mountain Lion:
Which opens to a window reference only a few lines below the URL you want to access. In any case, you don't have the search the entire page of code using this method. URL can then be copied and pasted to the "Download List" window to download the file to your default download target area or opened/saved normally in either the QT X or QT 7 Pro player.
Yeap, as in the past like you say, take a bit of time, to scour for the URL and paste it in QT player to save the trailer. I use to do that too.
How would you like to go back to use the built-in "Context Menu" option? After playing around a bit more with the trailer pages, I discovered the traler resolution options are themselves now context adaptive and can be used to directly access the "Context Menu" as you used to be able to do so from the trailer display window as seen below:
Interesting topic. Thanks for posting it as I learned about two new things—Media Center and the secondary context menu access. Now if they could only get the trailers website to initialize properly for this system so I don't have to keep switching to another platform or startup drive for full access/search capabilities.