Quicktime .MOV files want to be opened by Spotify

Quicktime .MOV files want to be opened by Spotify
I right click open with, then select Quicktime, and click always use this or set default or whatever, but that dosent work.
The video cannot play in Spotify.

Try right-clicking it, hit Get Info, under 'Open with' select Quicktime (or whatever you want to use), then click Change All...

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