Mac OSX 10.4 Quicktime and Itunes problems

I recently took my Imac G5 to the apple store as my disc got corrupt. They kindly did the necessary but now I cant get itunes to open as it says I need version quicktime 7.5.5 or later on it. I cannot download the next quicktime because I need leopard???
Im so confused! Can someone help?

Hi Tracey,
Quicktime for OSx Tiger is at version 7.6.4 which you can download here http://support.apple.com/kb/DL838
Hope it helps
Stefan

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