You’ll want to insert an ‘ h‘ between the ‘_’ and resolution. Once you have the reference file link of the trailer and resolution you want, you’ll need to modify it a bit. How to find and construct the download URL: Once you decide on the resolution you want, right click the corresponding button and copy the link. It appears that if a trailer has an HD version, this page will exist, even if a custom page has been made. 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. Notice how there’s no High Definition link and clicking on the resolutions directly bring up the movie trailer. Clicking on the poster takes you to this page. If not, try appending /hd/ after the last / (removing the file if exist at the end of the URL).įor example, Ratatouille is one of the recent movie trailers that does have a custom page. If the URL ends in /hd/, you’re on the correct page. The easiest way to determine if you’re on the correct page or not is by looking at the URL. Some movie trailers have custom pages which make it difficult to find the real download link to the trailer. Once you find the movie trailer you want, click on the poster, followed by the High Definition link. What to do once you decide on the trailer and resolution you want: 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. You should be able find most of Apple HD Movie Trailers on this page: Apple – Movie Trailers – Just HD. Please jump to this section for workarounds.

Update 6: Apple has implemented roadblocks to prevent direct downloading. Please see this blog post for the new instructions on how to acquire the download links. Update 5: Apple has removed the download links section. This tutorial was meant to teach you how to download HD Trailers from Apple.

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