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If you were relying on our tutorial on how to download movie trailers from Yahoo!, please see our updated tutorial as their video streams URL has changed.
I didn’t realize the Underwood typewriter that showed up in House of Cards was a real thing. Apparently Underwood typewriters were popular during the mid 1900s: Underwood Typewriter Company
For those who want to see some vintage typewriter porn in HD, these were taken from House of Cards, Season 2, Episode 13:
Needed a poster for Kevin Spacey’s NOW: in the Wings on a World Stage Poster , so I made the the following unofficial poster:
For the longest time, the Netflix Watch Instantly feed that announces new titles has stopped working and we eventually removed it from our New @ Netflix page. We are happy to announce we’re bringing to you a new feed so you can follow to keep an eye out for new releases: Netflix Watch Instantly – New Arrivals RSS Feed
It goes without saying that our New @ Netflix page will once again include Watch Instantly releases.
We’ve also started a Twitter account @NetflixStreamin to update you whenever new releases are out!
2013 has been a pretty good year for movies. I was pretty happy with the selection this year. There were quite a few disappointments, but there were also a fair number of gems. They did make way too many superhero movies. There’s only so many of them that I can watch a year.
Our top 10 most watched trailers for 2013 include:
Thanks to fans like you, 2013’s been a pretty great year for us! We look forward in continuing to provide you with excellent sources to download HD trailers from.
We introduced resolution-specific as well as trailers-only and clips-only RSS feeds back in Dec. 2011 . I’ve just noticed that all these feeds have been broken since May. Given that no one has come forward and reported this issue, I’m going to assume that no one out there really uses them and have gone ahead and deprecated these feeds.
Looks like we’ll be switching from FeedBurner to FeedPress . We gotten a lot of emails recently saying our feed is broken and after looking into the issue, it appears that FeedBurner is having issues downloading our feed, where once in a while it only downloads part of it.
After monitoring our FeedBurner for the past 24hrs using UptimeRobot , we’re seeing a lot of errors:
Btw, UptimeRobot is awesome! We were able to tell it to monitor W3C’s feed validator and tell us when our feed ever failed validation. It’s a free service, pings every 5 minutes, and you can add up to 50 monitors!
We’ve also been monitoring our newly created FeedPress feed which references the same reference feed and it’s never had any issues.
The nice thing about switching over to FeedPress is that because I’ve already been using a custom domain name (feeds.hd-trailers.net), the URL to my feed will remain the same. I just made sure my FeedPress feed used the same path and updated the CNAME to redirect.feedpress.me.
The DNS CNAME propagation may take some time. You shouldn’t have to update anything if you’re already using the correct feed URL: http://feeds.hd-trailers.net/hd-trailers
For those who’ve visited Apple’s iTunes Movie Trailers site in the past couple days, you may have noticed that Apple has removed the download links on newly posted trailers.
Where previously there was a Download section beneath the Watch section:
Now you only have the Watch section:
The kicker is the fact that 1080p appears to have been completely removed …
There’s been many conjectures as to why Apple decided to remove the download links.
I personally think it’s much more simpler than that. Apple’s philosophy is simplicity. Users don’t want to be bombarded by options. It clutters the screen. Users want to click Watch Now and get the best quality for their screen size and bandwidth. They’re already testing that with the Automatic option, but their current platform doesn’t allow the video quality to dynamically change mid-stream. Is dynamic video streaming something they’re working on and will they be presenting it shortly at WWDC? * shrug * There’s really 2 major protocols in today’s video streaming technology: Flash and RTSP. RTSP already supports streaming H.264 and is what Yahoo! uses mainly for their video playback now.
Update 2013/06/02 : infiniter has brought to my attention that if you load the Apple trailer pages using the iPad user-agent, it still provides you with a Watch HD that directly links to the 720p file. For more information on how to switch user-agents, please see our previous post .
Anyway, you probably didn’t come here to find out why Apple removed the download links, but how to get them back. Unfortunately, it’s not very straight forward. I’ll be using Pacific Rim for my example if you want to follow along.
You’re probably wondering what are these large.html and extralarge.html files and why do they keep taking you back to the main trailer page?
The trick is to open those pages NOT in a browser. Your browser’s source viewer (e.g. Pacific Rim’s large.html ) would be able to open them.
Once you’re viewing the large.html file, you’ll notice a bunch of links (href) like:
The 2nd term refers to the trailer name. Pick out the one you want and prepend the trailer page URL resulting in something like:
http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/wb/pacificrim/includes/productionjournal/large.html
Once again, open it in your source viewer .
On this page, you’ll be able to find the download link (labeled as movieLink ):
http://trailers.apple.com/movies/wb/pacificrim/pacificrim-productionjournal_480p.mov *
* Don’t forget to add the ‘h’ before the resolution.
For 720p, do the same thing, but with the extralarge.html file.
BONUS : Although Apple no longer links directly to the 1080p encodes anywhere on their site, the 1080p encodes are still available if you just tinker with the 480p/720p URLs and replace it with 1080p. No guarantees if this will last though.
Or if you’re too lazy to do this, that’s why HD-Trailers.net exists!
Enjoy! Feedback and comments are always appreciated.
It has come to our attention that many of our trailers with 5.1 audio were improperly encoded where it only included the left, right, and center channels, omitting the rear-left, rear-right, and subwoofer channels. I’ve already reported the issue to the creator of mp4tools (the utility which I’ve been using to re-encode the raw files).
Here’s what the 6 channels look like if you open the mp4tools encoded file in Audacity :
In the mean time, I’ve been learning and playing with ffmpeg and I’ve come across a set of options that seem to do the trick. I’ve created a bash alias that does the following:
ffmpeg -i "$1" -y -vcodec libx264 -crf 18.0 -preset veryslow -vf "scale=852:trunc(ow/a/2)*2" -acodec libfaac -ab 384k -ac 6 -f mp4 "${1%.*}-480p-HDTN.mp4"
ffmpeg -i "$1" -y -vcodec libx264 -crf 18.0 -preset veryslow -vf "scale=1280:trunc(ow/a/2)*2" -acodec libfaac -ab 384k -ac 6 -f mp4 "${1%.*}-720p-HDTN.mp4"
ffmpeg -i "$1" -y -vcodec libx264 -crf 18.0 -preset veryslow -vf "scale=1920:trunc(ow/a/2)*2" -acodec libfaac -ab 384k -ac 6 -f mp4 "${1%.*}-1080p-HDTN.mp4"
Here’s the explanation of the options:
Here’s what the audio channels look like in Audacity when encoded properly:
I’ll try and find some time to fix the existing bad encodes. No guarantees on when they’ll all be fixed.
Update 1 : Emmgunn from mp4tools has gotten back to me and apparently the culprit is the version of ffmpeg that comes with mp4tools and its inability to handle dtshdma audio streams.
Update 2 : @willydearborn has brought to my attention that my new encodes are using a newer H.264 profile which won’t stream on the PS3. After looking into this, I’ve discovered that by using the the veryslow preset, it was using High@L3.0 for 480p encodes, High@L3.2 for 720p encodes, and High@L5.0 for 1080p encodes.
By using the default preset, it will use High@L3.0 for 480p encodes, High@L3.1 for 720p encodes, and High@L4.0 for 1080p encodes. The file size is a bit bigger, but change in quality is unnoticeable. Therefore I’ll be switching back to using the default preset.
If you ever want to manually set the profile and level, the options to pass in is: -profile:v PROFILE -level:v LEVEL (More details at FFmpeg and x264 Encoding Guide )
Update 3 : As a rule of thumb, I usually encode 1080p @ 10Mbps, 720p @ 5Mbps, and 480p @ 2.5Mbps. But after reading up on libx264 and how the CRF value works, I’ve learnt there’s no reason to do a 2-pass encode anymore. 2-pass encodes were useful if you wanted to hit a certain bitrate or filesize, but all I really cared about was quality and I can certainly see why certain trailers would have a higher or lower bitrate.
I’ve gone with the suggested CRF value of 18 (visually lossless), but it tends to give encodes with slightly lower bitrates than I usually expect. I’ve played with CRF values between 15-18 and can’t really tell any difference besides the increased file size.

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This tutorial was meant to teach you how to download HD Trailers from Apple.
Update 2013/05/25 : Apple has removed the download links section. Please see this blog post for the new instructions on how to acquire the download links.
Update 2010/03/06 : Apple has implemented roadblocks to prevent direct downloading. Please jump to this section for workarounds .
Where to find the trailers :
You should be able find most of Apple HD Movie Trailers on this page: Apple – Movie Trailers – Just HD . However, old trailers tend to get knocked off this list, at which point your best bet would be your favorite search engine or this blog.
What to do once you decide on the trailer and resolution you want :
Once you find the movie trailer you want, click on the poster, followed by the High Definition link. Some movie trailers have custom pages which make it difficult to find the real download link to the trailer. The easiest way to determine if you’re on the correct page or not is by looking at the URL. If the URL ends in /hd/ , you’re on the correct page. If not, try appending /hd/ after the last / (removing the file if exist at the end of the URL).
For example, Ratatouille is one of the recent movie trailers that does have a custom page. Clicking on the poster takes you to this page . Notice how there’s no High Definition link and clicking on the resolutions directly bring up the movie trailer. If you append /hd/ to this URL, you’ll end up on this page , which is what most Apple HD trailer pages would look like. It appears that if a trailer has an HD version, this page will exist, even if a custom page has been made.
Once you decide on the resolution you want, right click the corresponding button and copy the link. This is the reference file link.
How to find and construct the download URL :
Once you have the reference file link of the trailer and resolution you want, you’ll need to modify it a bit.
You’ll want to insert an ‘ h ‘ between the ‘_’ and resolution. For example, the file in the reference file link above was “ratatouille-tlr2_1080p.mov”. After you insert the ‘h’, it’ll become “ratatouille-tlr2_ h 1080p.mov”.
After you’ve fixed the domain and inserted the ‘h’, it’ll form this new link .
How to download the actual trailer :
The final step is easy. You’ve already got the direct link to the actual HD trailer. You can now open it in your browser and File > Save it or you can use a file download tool like wget or curl.
Apple has made it so that only Quicktime and certain browsers are allowed to download their trailers. Any other web browser will be automatically redirected to the Apple – Movie Trailers’ homepage. However, the only check they do is your User Agent string, which can be easily spoofed.
Safari / Chrome
If you’re using Safari or Chrome web browser, you should be able to just right click and save the file directly from your browser. If you’re using a different browser and really want to save the trailer, installing Safari or Chrome may be the easiest workaround for you.
WGET / CURL
You can use download utilities such as wget or curl (comes on Mac/Linux) and specify the user agent string directly:
wget -U QuickTime http://trailers.apple.com/movies/fox/avatar/avatar2009aug0820a-tsr_h1080p.mov
curl -A QuickTime -O http://trailers.apple.com/movies/fox/avatar/avatar2009aug0820a-tsr_h1080p.mov
Web Browsers
Many web browsers also support changing the user agent string. If you’re interested in doing so, this page provides a good tutorial on how to change your user agent string on Firefox , Opera , and Internet Explorer : Switching User Agents
Also on Firefox, there is a nifty add-on you can installed called User Agent Switcher , which will allow you to quickly switch between the default and Quicktime user agent strings.
After installing the add-on, go to Tools > Default User Agent > Edit User Agents…
Create a new User Agent by clicking on New > New User Agent… Clear out all the fields and copy and paste QuickTime into the Description and User Agent fields.
Switch to the newly created QuickTime User Agent by selecting it from the Tools > Default User Agent menu. Now you should be able to click/save Apple HD trailers from our site as you normally did before. Remember to switch back to the Default User Agent after you’re done saving trailers.
GetRight
This is a download manager that allows you to specify what user agent string it should use. For more details, please follow their instructions .
This web page (Download from Apple HD-Trailers.net Blog) won’t render correctly on my android – you may want to try and repair that Barbara Bradley
or you may need to get a better phone….
Use the stream catcher of aTube Catcher, it works fine for me
I find that you can drop the version # and just use QuickTime and it’ll still work.
You can also use ATGet, you can find it on my site at http://wiki.gotux.net/code/perl/atget
There is another workaround that I know of, which doesn’t involve changing the user agent, and is therefore much easier and efficient.
First, I open Safari and find the trailer’s link from Apple’s site, and copy it.
Next, I take the copied link and plug it into Chrome.
Finally, I “Save Page As…” (be aware that the download menu will usually take a little while to appear, so just pause the video in Chrome and be patient while waiting).
AWESOME!!! Thanks so much for posting this cause for some reason I couldn’t get the other methods to work.
To change the user agent in IE9, Hit F12, Select the Tools Menu\Change User Agent String
To Add Quick a QuickTime Agent String:
Select Custom… and enter Quicktime in both the Friendly Name and User Agent String fields, then click add.
To change User Agents:
F12 on the web page prior to download.
Hello everyone, thanks for the advice on this blog.
As of this moment, I could not get the download from Apple for the newest Man of Steel trailer to work. By this, I am referring to the method via the add-in User Agent Switcher and then downloading via the deep link on
http://www.hd-trailers.net/movie/man-of-steel/
Thanks again for the work on this site
It looks like Apple has pulled down the teaser, so that’s why you’re having problems downloading it. Yahoo has also released the trailer, so you can download that instead. In the meantime, we’re looking for people who can share the Apple teaser with us.
seriously? We have to go through so much trouble to download a TRAILER? An actual ADVERTISEMENT? What has the world come to…
dude, this is awesome. got it working after a few tries. i used DownloadThemAll!
i have just one question: do you know any freeware that i can use to convert .mov to mp4s. ’cause i’m not sure that my 360 can play .mov (i’m pretty sure mp4 will play) thanks a bunch.
The .mov files are encoded in H.264 and AAC, which are the same codecs used for .mp4 files. I’m pretty sure the Xbox 360 can play them.
right, my 360 played it. thanks again, dude.
This is in my opinion the easiest way to download:
Open Quicktime Player.
File – Open Location
Fill in the correct link: e.g. http://trailers.apple.com/movies/independent/parker/parker-tlr1_h1080p.mov
File – Export
Haha… I already stopped using the Apple website for watching trailers a long, long time ago. I only wanted to download the trailer in best quality for one movie right now. Well… screw you, Apple. Youtube’s quality can’t be THAT bad that I am willing to put up with this crap.
Easy method for Firefox: Open Downloads and drag and drop the link into the window. Hey presto, the file starts to download.
An extremely simple method –
1. Copy link of the apple trailer
2. Paste link into browser url bar and add “?dl=1” after.
Browser will start downloading the QT movie. Only tested this in Chrome, should work across all browsers.
We’ve actually noticed that in Chrome and Safari (even without the ?dl=1), the download would just work. Maybe it’s because both are based off WebKit.
However, it’ll fail to download in Firefox, IE, and other browsers / download utilities.
Perhaps you can help me (again ^^).
I am desperately trying to download the 22min featurette of The Reader (link: http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/weinstein/thereader ) but even though I tried different methods and I always end up with a file of 86 bytes in size. I can’t download it with jDownloader either and I can’t file the file anywhere else.
So if you have the solution to my problem it would be very kind of you :).
Make sure you set a correct user agent and then go to the trailer page.
You can use http://savedeo.com which allows you to download the videos directly. No additional plugins or software is required.
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