It's Showtime now available for viewing

sartec, thanks for the try, but that link goes to a 4kb file which directs QT to the stream... still no download.

I for one was glad to see Steve looking so much better than he did at the WWDC... at the conference he looked rather ill to me and while he still looks a bit thin (given the way video tends to make you look about a stone (14lbs) heavier than you are) he seemed to be once again in top of the show... watch the 2 shows vavk to vack and see what you think

as to the event in quick time in my case on a 1.333 ghz 17" Powerbook the show looked fine but the audio as lagging out of sync by about 1/2 sec near the end
My new MacPro will be here this afternoon 5 weeks after it was ordered (due to my needing the X1900 card )

This has a very weird surround feel on my iMac's internal speakers.

SOLUTION:

http://stream.qtv.apple.com/events/sep/sept_2006/m_sept_2006_650_ref.mov

Why's the audio so quiet in Quicktime player? It barely even shows up in the two little levels meters to the right of the progress bar, so some of it is down to the recording. But with master volume at 100%, QuickTime volume at 100%, and volume doubled in A/V controls it STILL comes out quieter than VLC at default 100%. Unfortunately VLC seems to be losing audio/video sync for me...

Anyone have any insight on why things like this, new Apple ads, etc. Aren't available on the iTunes store? I'd gladly pay $1.99 to be able to download this and watch it at the gym on my ipod...

Is there somewhere that I can download this instead of streaming it? I am in China for work and the bandwidth here sucks... I can watch like 1 second at a time, then it skips 5 seconds, then 1 second, etc...

Help!

For those getting the following error:

>"Apple Special Event
>
>Due to the exceptional demand, your request
>could not be completed at this time.
>
>Please try again at a later time."

Well... it's bullsh*t! Try opening the page in another brower than Safari (I tried Camino), and the webcast loads fine in QuickTime! I still don't undersand why Safari gives that stupid error.

@John Russell
1) So? Can't the man look more formal? I actually welcomed that change, plus it was only invitation-only all-media event. Makes him look slimmer too :)
2) Nano doesn't use standard dock connector, he only said 30 pin connector when talking about Nano
3) Your point being?
4) Quite a teaser, wasn't it? He says "one last thing", you think aww no more interesting stuff, and then he pull outs more .. great strategy if you ask me when there are big expectations. The phrase grew to a point that it's expected to be heard at each presentation Steve does, it's just time to change things around. But if you really notice, the first time he says "one _more_ thing" .. the second time he says "one _last_ thing" ..
5) yeah, so? Q1 2007 isn't that far. As far as secrets go, they seem to market it as a scaled down Mini rather than something brand spanking new, so that might be why... and it wouldn't be the first Apple product that was announced before it was sold or available for pre-order.
6) Most likely because HDMI and the HD stuff from the iTunes Store will be played on HD TVs, and those are always flat... "flat tv" is trendy and kind of a buzzword
7) Oh no, that must be end of the world! Actually, he says Macs or PCs more often than the other way around.
8) ehh?

What kind of "again" do you mean?
I've never posted anything saying he was.