Quick time not supported by this version of iTunes

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Is this on a Lion or Mountain Lion system? If so, try restarting iTunes in 32-bit mode prior to viewing the content. For instructions see the following document:
iTunes for Mac: Older media files may require iTunes to reopen in 32-bit mode

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TS3771 My iTunes U no longer works since the update, an error message pops up saying that "This movie requires QuickTime, which is not supported by this version of iTunes." I followed the tutorial that suggests to change to from 64 to 32 bit and it didn't

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Marcello, I am having the same problem. When following the advice of many in the community to start iTunes in 32-bit mode, I get the following error after I have done so:
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Since itunes 12 has been downloaded, I can't play any movies or trailers due to an error message or "the movie requires Quicktime which is not supported by this version of iTunes. I have Quicktime, but it still can not play both downloaded content and movies I want to preview. Can you help?

iTunes for Mac: Older media files may require iTunes to reopen in 32-bit mode - Apple Support

This movie requires QuickTime, which is not supported by this version of iTunes.

I know many people are also having this problem and some solved the issue by running the app in 32 bit mode. Unfortunately, when I do that, iTunes warns me that I have to open the application in 64 bits.
For those of you who don't know about the problem, here is the issue. When I try to play a lecture video in iTunes U, application prompts this error message and does not play the video no matter what.
This movie requires QuickTime, which is not supported by this version of iTunes.

Delete the content and download it again. If you've moved the iTunes library to a secondary volume, move it back to your home folder.

I am trying to watch a movie but a box pops up saying "This movie requires QuickTime, which is not supported by this version of iTunes." how do i fix this

i am trying to watch a movie but a box pops up saying "This movie requires QuickTime, which is not supported by this version of iTunes." how do i fix this

Try installing the most recent version of the QuickTime Player for Windows:
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/

I just tried to play a video podcast on iTunes and received and error message saying QuickTime is not supported by this version of iTunes?

I have the latest version of iTunes installed on my iMac. Everything on the iMac is up to date. I am perplexed by iTunes not supporting QuickTime. Has anyone else experienced this?

Try relaunching iTunes in 32-bit mode first, as per the instructions in the following document:
iTunes for Mac: Older media files may require iTunes to reopen in 32-bit mode

TS3771 Quicktime is required which is not supported by this version of iTunes

The suggestions in the thread instruct to change opening iTunes in 32 bit mode. With Mavericks, this is not possible. I changed to 32 bit mode and attempted opening iTunes and received the error message "iTunes requires 64 bit mode to open" thus the QuickTime movie will not open in iTunes. Apple has a problem that needs fixed.

The suggestions in the thread instruct to change opening iTunes in 32 bit mode. With Mavericks, this is not possible. I changed to 32 bit mode and attempted opening iTunes and received the error message "iTunes requires 64 bit mode to open" thus the QuickTime movie will not open in iTunes. Apple has a problem that needs fixed.

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fyfesa1970 wrote:
Ask a simple question and get a simple answer...see below...hilarious:
All representatives are actively assisting other customers. Your estimated wait time is 0 minute(s) and 1 second(s) or longer. Thank you for your patience.
We all can learn from this. Whenever you get stuck in a customer-service situation that goes nowhere, as soon as you become aware of the futility, get the name and employee ID of the person, then say, "I don't mean to be rude, I think we're both wasting our time. Perhaps you weren't trained for this issue, or perhaps your system isn't displaying the correct information. It doesn't matter, because I'm not getting proper customer support this way. Please ESCALATE this to your highest-level manager IMMEDIATELY. If that person isn't availabe, ESCALATE me to that person's highest-level manager. If you haven't been given the proper training, you can use this to inform your manager that you need the training. Thanks for trying to help. I appreciate it. I have copied and saved this chat session. NOW PLEASE ESCALATE THIS CASE AS I HAVE REQUESTED ABOVE. I'm waiting now... "
The point is that you're a customer, and the company needs customers, so the individual who's failing to deliver good service needs to be identified so they can be properly trained, and so that problems in the system can also be identified, but more important is that you get the service you're entitled to.
If you search the forum for similar questions, you'll see the kind of information that the volunteer users like yourself on the forum need to know about your system and files involved, so they can help you better.
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HTH
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Quick Time player cannon be opened because of a problem. Check with developer to make sure Quick Time player works with this version of Mac OS X

"Quick Time Player cannot be opened because of a problem" Futher noted - Check with developer to make sure Quick Time player works with this version of Mac OS X. The player had been working fine on my iMac 24, even after upgrading to Lion. Now, nothing but this message. This involves Quick TIme Player version 10.0. Could upgrading to the 'Pro' version be worthwhile? Can't find anything on support that comes close to answering this perplexing situation.
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Hope this helps.

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I am using C# and ADO.NET (native) - Visual Studio 2013.
I am always using full qualified queries like "SELECT * FROM [database].[schema].[table]"
Obviously there is a problem when doing this against SQL Azure,
I get the following error: "Reference to database and/or server name in '' is not supported in this version of SQL Server"
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Hi,
Here are my suggestions:
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I am a DroidX2 user on Android 2.2.2.
I get this error message:
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occasionally when I'm using apps like Wikipedia, games, and even the browser. I'm not trying to buy anything when using hese apps.
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KEGong wrote:
I am a DroidX2 user on Android 2.2.2.
I get this error message:
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occasionally when I'm using apps like Wikipedia, games, and even the browser. I'm not trying to buy anything when using hese apps.
This started happening about a few days ago. What's up with this and should I be concerned?
Which games do you have downloaded? I have ran across a couple of games that have in app purchases to get to higher levels. Those games are no longer on my phone and will never be on my phone longer than I can delete them when I discover that situation.
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