"The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" trailer in high quality video is uploaded in Apple's website as books on Peter Jackson's final trilogy is now available.

According to the fansite TheOneRing, fans have taken to downloading the latest movie trailer by Peter Jackson based on JRR Tolkien's many opus from Apple's Quicktime site.

"In the years before Facebook and YouTube, this was where we all turned to in order to get our first (second, third, fourth...) glimpses of Peter Jackson's epic adaptation," the site said.

Even if "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" trailer can now be seen and shared via YouTube and Facebook, "you still can't beat the high quality presentation (and superior video compression) of Apple's Quicktime Trailers."

After the premiere of the teaser, "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" trailer is now available on Quicktime in video high quality at 480p, 720p, and 1080p formats on Apple's website.

Meanwhile, Harper Collins Publishers and Weta Workshop have teamed up with TheOneRing for the cover of the new book titled "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies Chronicles: Art & Design."

"This book, like all the others in this series, is going to be fantastic allowing fans to see the amazing process of bringing this movie to life," the site said. Fans can pre-order the book online and add it to their collection even before the last installment of the Peter Jackson trilogy will be shown on theaters on December 17.

The website also announced that another book is in the pipeline titled "The Hobbit Motion Picture Trilogy Location Guide" which will allow fans to visit the sets "from Bag End to Erebor and beyond." Ian Brodie will be the premiere guide that will take fans all around the Middle-earth. The book will be released on October 28.