Deleted Quicktime from my Intel iMAC and I need it back!!

I thought that I had an issue with Quicktime Pro. So, I deleted it from my iMac running 0S 10.4, thinking that I could download and re-install a clean copy of the program. NOT. I downloaded the "Quicktime version for All Quicktime 7 users" and when I try to install it I get an error message: There is a later version of Quicktime already installed. I can't find any version of QT on the machine and when I try to run a .mov file I get a message that there's no program associated with it.
Can anybody tell me how to reinstall Quicktime on my iMAC? I do have two other MAC's, one of which is an intel MacBook (with 10.5.9) and the other is a PPC with 10.4. Can I copy the QT from one of those and install it on the iMAC?

Quicktime not only installs the Application, but some other frameworks etc.
so, you cannot copy only the application.
Only if you have the exact copy of the version you trashed, you could do that.
You can try to copy from the "PPC 10.4"
Maybe it works.
If not:
Here you can pick some Quicktime Installer Versions.
http://support.apple.com/downloads/#quicktime
You should try the "7.6 Tiger" Version for your iMac/OS 10.4
If your OSX is below 10.4.10, you may Update your System to OSX 10.4.10
using the "Combo Updater"
Hope that helps...

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