Is Quicktime 7.7.4 fully compatible with Windows 8

Could you confirm if Quicktime 7.7.4 is fully compatible with Windows 8? As the apple website doesn't list windows 8 in the compatible system requirements when you look up quicktime 7.7.4. I'm just updating my itunes and Ive been a longstanding user of quicktime and quicktime pro and would like to continuing to use these products if they fully work with Windows 8. I find quicktime pro one of the best video playback products around. I've just replaced my laptop with a new one running Windows 8. Thank you :-)

Microsoft advises that all versions of PSE except versions 1, 3, 5 & 6 will work with Windows 8. The best option is a new computer with W8 and then do a clean install of Elements. Some difficulties may arise if upgrading the operating system on top of existing software. In those circumstances make sure you have your original disks or your download package, in case a re-install is necessary.
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