Audio but no Video on a Quicktime ".mov" file

I captured a clip from my video camera, which is HDV 1080i60, using Final Cut Pro HD. I can play my video clip on my G5 , in Quicktime, but when I try to play the video on my MacBook Pro I get a white screen and just the audio plays. I tried importing the clip into iMovie HD on the laptop and get the same results... audio but no video.
I tried downloading and re-installing Quicktime 7.1.2, and NOTHING! Same thing still happens!
Any help would bre GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks,
Ezi

Tried what you mentioned in the last post. I checked the Quicktime folder in both machines and they match exactly.
As an experiment, I tried copying the contents of the Quicktime folder of the G5 to the MacBook pro after re-installing Quicktime 7.1.2 again... and NOTHING! Still get just a blank white screen and audio.
When I do the "Get info" from Quicktime, it tells me the format is: HDV 1080i60
I really thought copying the contents, ALL the contents, was really going to do it! I'm losing my mind at this point!
Again, thank you so much for the help... In the meantime, I will endeavor to persevere!
Ezi

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