Topic: Quicktime media clips (Page 1 of 1)

What's the best way to play QuickTime media clips?



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I could be wrong here, but QuickTime might be a good way to go.

(Edited by F1_error on 01-31-2006 13:22)

^^

F1_error saves the day.

btw: for you windows users out there, who do not want iTunes installed as well, here is the link to go:

http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/standalone.html

it's quite hidden on the apple page, cause they want you to get it with iTunes. personally that is one of the reasons i dont like QT politics so much. you always get these ads and you are asked to upgrade to the pro version quite often.

Yeah sorry about that. I knew about the iTunes bundled with QuickTime thing for Windows, but I forgot about it. You can now bash me for using a mac.

Thanks a lot for your replies... even if nots the real point of my question.


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What is the real point of your question? I have to say I suspected it wasn't, but your question is not really clear.

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digitech said:

What's the best way to play QuickTime media clips?

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If the answers you got were not the 'point of your question', then you need to do some serious rewording of your question.