No editing videos with QT 7.3 (Pro)?

Hi everyone, last night I updated Quicktime from 7.2 to 7.3. What puzzles me, however, is that QT seems to have lost the ability to edit video files. I cannot set any in points and out points anymore. I used to do that a lot with QT versions before 7.2, and the ability to do that was one of the reasons a bought a Pro license. I know that MPEG Streamclip does the same job, however, I am just used to working with QT and would like to know what happened.
Thanks a lot!
Joerg

You are, of course, right when you indicate that nobody who expects professional results would use QT to edit MPEG-1 files. I used it to quickly throw together video files I received in order to see what it looked like when they were combined. Well, I tried Streamclip and, indeed, it works when it comes to editing a single video file. No problem with trimming the video or copying parts of it to put them somewhere else. What I miss (or what I just not figured out yet), however, is the possibility to have ten or more windows open at the same time with different video files in each of them, so that I can just grab what I want from one video and paste it into another.
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