Media Center Safari Extension
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Media Center Safari Extension adds contextual menu items to links and HTML5 media elements that allow you to download a media resource, open it in the QuickTime Player application, or view it on an Apple TV (or any compatible AirPlay device). It also provides a toolbar button to stop playback on the Apple TV.

Features:
  • Works with HTML5 videos on YouTube, Vimeo, and Dailymotion
  • Works with HTML5 videos created by the YouTube5 extension
  • Localized in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Turkish, Norwegian,
What's New
Version 2.2:
  • Fixed compatibility with Vimeo’s embedded HTML5 player
Requirements
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.5 or later



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Media Center Safar... User Discussion (Write a Review)
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Cerniuk reviewed on 06 Nov 2013
Awesome!!! Does what VideoBox was suppose to do, download video and do it smoothly.

No fuss no muss interface.

No brainer, get this now. Thank the developer.

Developer, get this into the App store and let everyone give you 0.99 and I wager it will be worth your while.
[Version 2.2]


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Rickd7594 reviewed on 28 Oct 2013
Very basic but it does his job.
[Version 2.1]


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demandgold reviewed on 09 Nov 2012
Can someone tell me why this extension stopped working. It worked great for awhile and i have changed nothing, one morning it just stopped working! If no one has answers does anyone know what i can replace it with. All I want to do is send videos from safari to apple tv without using mirroring!
[Version 1.9]


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Cowicide commented on 30 Jun 2012
Can this download Vimeo?
[Version 1.7]

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Marc Hoyois (developer) replied on 30 Jun 2012
Yes, all the features work on Vimeo's HTML5 player.
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Drscott reviewed on 14 Mar 2012
On my Mac with OS X 10.7.3, Media Center's contextual menu items don't show up at all. Any hints?

BTW, why does MacUpdate force me to complete a rating on this program before I can submit a troubleshooting question? That's just wrong!
[Version 1.2]

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Marc Hoyois (developer) replied on 15 Mar 2012
Try uninstall & reinstall. I have 10.7.3 and it works fine.
No idea about the MacUpdate problem.
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sjk replied on 08 May 2012
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> why does MacUpdate force me to complete a rating on this program before I can submit a troubleshooting question?

It doesn't, when you select Comment or Troubleshooting instead of Review
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PorkPieHat reviewed on 10 Dec 2011
Love this. Doesn't work all the time, but I've yet to find ANY video app that always works on OS 10.7. When Media Center does work, I can download a video I find on the web by simply right-clicking it and selecting "Download Video" — easy peesie.
[Version 1.1]


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Libertyforall1776 commented on 28 Oct 2011
Something changed since ATV 4.4/4.4.1/4.4.2 -- the video will send over but stop playing after about 50 seconds. AirFlick does not have this issue -- Apple must have made some kind of modification... :(
[Version 1.1]


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Libertyforall1776 commented on 01 Oct 2011
Just what I needed to send .mp4 videos to my Apple TV, like the iPod link HERE for example:
http://usaguns.net/patriots/fw5.php
[Version 1.0]

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Holypoly replied on 08 Oct 2011
minus eighteen hundred and twenty five and counting
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demandgold had trouble on 09 Nov 2012
Can someone tell me why this extension stopped working. It worked great for awhile and i have changed nothing, one morning it just stopped working! If no one has answers does anyone know what i can replace it with. All I want to do is send videos from safari to apple tv without using mirroring!
[Version 1.9]


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Jolly_joker had trouble on 15 Jul 2012
It doesn't work at all for me. Nor in youtube, nor in Vimeo.
If I right click on a video to show the contextual menù, there aren't the options that "media center" should add.
Am I missing something or simply the extension is not working?

P.S. I use an appleTV 3rd gen, Mac OS 10.7.4, and Safari 5.1.7
[Version 1.8]

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Marc Hoyois (developer) replied on 16 Jul 2012
You're probably right-clicking on Flash objects. This extension affects the context menu on HTML5 videos (for example it works on Vimeo if you use Vimeo's HTML5 player). You can make sure that it works on http://www.macslocum.com/html5-video.html.
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Jolly_joker replied on 16 Jul 2012
Ok, and is it possible also for youtube?
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Marc Hoyois (developer) replied on 17 Jul 2012
> Ok, and is it possible also for youtube?

No, because YouTube prevents the context menu from appearing on its HTML5 videos. To send YouTube videos to your Apple TV you can use ClickToPlugin or ClickToFlash.


Rickd7594 rated on 28 Oct 2013

[Version 2.1]




Artyparty rated on 15 Jul 2012

[Version 1.8]



+71

Madmacmad rated on 23 May 2012

[Version 1.4]



+24

Cjbolland rated on 08 May 2012

[Version 1.3]


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Version Downloads:1,794
Type:Internet : Plug-ins
License:Free
Date:06 Nov 2013
Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X
Price:Free0.00
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Media Center Safari Extension adds contextual menu items to links and HTML5 media elements that allow you to download a media resource, open it in the QuickTime Player application, or view it on an Apple TV (or any compatible AirPlay device). It also provides a toolbar button to stop playback on the Apple TV.

Features:
  • Works with HTML5 videos on YouTube, Vimeo, and Dailymotion
  • Works with HTML5 videos created by the YouTube5 extension
  • Localized in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Turkish, Norwegian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese


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