Quicktime and windows 7 beta

Cant seem to play movies any longer, anyone know when an updated or beta app will come out?

Windows 7 is a completely new version of the OS. It's not at all surprising that existing software doesn't work; there's lots of WIndows applications and drivers that don't work, or don't work fully and properly, on Windows 7. If you use beta software, particularly a beta OS, you'd best be prepared to deal with and accept problems and incompatibilities.
Is Apple working on a new version of Quicktime and iTunes to be compatible with Windows 7 beta (which will be the same for the release)
No one who can or will respond here works for Apple, so your question cannot be answered with any certainty. I would be surprised if Apple wasn't working on new versions of iTunes and QuickTime for Windows 7, but none of us can say for sure.
are you just going to wait until it is released before you make it compatible?
It will, I'm sure, depend on when Microsoft can deliver to developers a release of Windows 7 that has stable APIs and other underlying structures. That will apply to all software developers; whether they can release updated versions of their software will depend on whether and to what point Microsoft makes last-minute changes. But based on my experience over literally hundreds of OS releases, I would highly recommend not counting on all your applications, utilities and drivers, from whatever developer (including Microsoft) being updated and fully compatible on the first day Windows 7 is released. It's possible, but highly unlikely.

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The quick time 7 has issues with Windows 7 professional 64bit? For work with Toon Boom and he can not import files. MOV on my computer, but on another 32bits, it's working. Can you help me. Thank you. I've done the upgrade Quictime, but ... nothing.

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Is Apple working on a new version of Quicktime and iTunes to be compatible with Windows 7 beta (which will be the same for the release)
No one who can or will respond here works for Apple, so your question cannot be answered with any certainty. I would be surprised if Apple wasn't working on new versions of iTunes and QuickTime for Windows 7, but none of us can say for sure.
are you just going to wait until it is released before you make it compatible?
It will, I'm sure, depend on when Microsoft can deliver to developers a release of Windows 7 that has stable APIs and other underlying structures. That will apply to all software developers; whether they can release updated versions of their software will depend on whether and to what point Microsoft makes last-minute changes. But based on my experience over literally hundreds of OS releases, I would highly recommend not counting on all your applications, utilities and drivers, from whatever developer (including Microsoft) being updated and fully compatible on the first day Windows 7 is released. It's possible, but highly unlikely.

QuickTime and Windows 8

Hello, I just resolve my problem to install Premiere Element 11 on my Ultrabook.
The new problem is that Windows 8 is installed on this Ultrabook and, and Apple doesn't still uprgrate QuickTime to run on windows 8.
Do you think I really need it ?
For now I wait and it seems to run for my AVCHD files.
I suppose the problem will come with my MOV files ?

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Quicktime and windows media player question??

i have sent a quicktime file of a spot i did for a client, they like it and have uploaded it to their website, but they are getting some that say they can not view it because they only use windows media player, i know this maybe a stupid question but how can i send them a copy they can use in media player so they have both?? thanks for you help!!!

you can buy and use the WMV Studio windows media export components from Flip4Mac which wil allow you to export to a windows media format directly from FCP and other suitable QT compliant apps ...
or you can copy the file over onto your own quicktime enabled PC and use the free, and much faster, windows media encoder there.

Audio sync different between QuickTime and Windows Media Player

I've run into a new problem I've never encountered before. When playing a video on QuickTime on a Windows PC, the audio is in perfect sync. However, when I play the same QT video on Windows Media Player, the audio is out of sync by as much as three seconds. The Windows software is current. The source content is created using ProTools 10 on a Mac running Yosemite, from an original QT mp4 converted to a .mov via quicktime for import into ProTools. The output was a standard .mov. I also tried converting it to an mp4 via QT, but the result was the same.
This is a pretty alarming discovery as I now have to test any videos bounced from ProTools on a PC Windows Media Player to make sure someone doesn't view it this way, with the audio sync appearing incorrectly.
Anybody know why this happened? Or how to prevent it in the future?

you can buy and use the WMV Studio windows media export components from Flip4Mac which wil allow you to export to a windows media format directly from FCP and other suitable QT compliant apps ...
or you can copy the file over onto your own quicktime enabled PC and use the free, and much faster, windows media encoder there.

Quicktime and Windows 64-bit OSs

Hello,
Does anybody know how to get Quicktime to show the control bars on an web video when the OS is Windows and it is 64-bit.
I have tried in XP 64-bit, Vista 64-bit and 7 64-bit, but all I get is the first picture in the video, no controls to get it to start.
Thanks

The bars never show up in 64bit Vista with QT 7.6.4. They do show up in 7.6.6 but 7.6.6 has some play issues that have not been resolved yet.

QuickTime and Windows Media

I knew it would come to this..... I love my new MacBookPro and everything works but.... I can't play all these media files that are formatted for Windows Media Player. I get this window taking me to a website for a component to add to QuickTime that wont run on Intel MAC's..... I know someone has run into this by now trying to look at the MSNBC video feeds. What's the trick?

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Compatibility of Quicktime and Windows Vista 64 Bit Version

I am currently using Win Vista Home Premium 32 bit. However, I'd like to try the 64 bit version (which I have).
I see the latest version of Itunes is compatible with Windows Vista 64 bit versions. However, that does not appear to be the case with Quicktime. Can anyone confirm this?
If Quicktime is not compatible with Vista 64 bit, is the so called Quicktime Alternative a viable solution?

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Issues with old version of Quicktime and Windows Vista

I have recently upgraded a PC of mine to Vista. In doing so, I seem to have issues installing an old application that used Quicktime 1.6 (yes, 1.6, you read that right). It is an old piano teaching application called Piano Discovery) that uses QT1.6 to play video and audio files as part of the instructional process. It was originally written to run on Windows 3.1. The problem is that sometimes it will install in Vista and sometimes it will not. It seems that if a fresh clean install of vista is done, and the program is installed immediately thereafter, before any updates from microsoft, it works. But not always. When it does not work, trying to install QT1.6 as part of the program installation results in the following error:
QTINSTAL caused a general Protection Fault in module QT16INST.EXE at 0002:5DA9
The installation then fails. Now you are all probably wondering why I don't use a newer version of Quicktime. Tried that. Won't work, unless there's something I need to do to quicktime settings to make it look like the older version so the piano software will recognize it and use it.
I realize I may be SOL here, but thought I would post in hopes that someone might have a solution. Thanks.

Ok, so you need to install this on multiple systems and need to determine what steps work and which ones don't as the variables that you can discern don't seem to play a role... repeating what appear to you to be the same steps on two different systems yields two different results. And, if this is a classroom setting, you don't want to have to depend on virtualization because the important thing is that the app is simple to access. I'd also guess that there's some other reason for the push to Vista or you'd have stayed with what works (I've worked in situations where, for whatever reasons, decisions are made and you just have to work with what you're dealt!)
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My quicktime and windows media player isnt playing sound anymore

quicktime has gone silent and my WMP says the codec isnt correct i have no idea how this works.

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Quicktime and windows-where is my quicktime pro and why is quicktime now m

I downloaded and bought quicktime pro because regular quicktime would not open for some reason. i cannot find quicktime pro anywhere on my computer, i have tried the search, all that. and, why is quicktime now mpeg4 files instead of .mov files? i just spent 50 bucks on a quicktime to avi converter and the software will not recognize mpeg4 as quicktime. please please help me. thak you. jeff

i cannot find quicktime pro anywhere on my computer
It is part of the regular Quicktime.
You get more options with Pro.
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Select a file, right click and select *Open with*, then select iTunes.
Tick *Always use this application* (or whatever is says).

ITunes for Windows, QuickTime, and Apple Application Support

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*The relationship between iTunes for Windows and QuickTime for Windows*
Conceptually, you don't go too far wrong thinking of iTunes for Windows as a gigantic QuickTime for Windows plug-in. QuickTime for Windows provides the audio and video playback capabilities for iTunes for Windows, the codecs iTunes for Windows uses for importing and burning CDs, and so forth.
So, under normal circumstances, if you uninstall your QuickTime for Windows your iTunes for Windows will no longer launch. The exception is if you install a different application such as QuickTime Alternaltive, which also provides QuickTime playback capabilities. However, most such applications (QuickTime Alternative being a good example) are themselves built from actual QuickTime program files. So there's really no getting away from the requirement to have QuickTime for Windows componentry installed on your computer in order to get your iTunes for Windows to launch and run.
In addition to needing some QuickTime for Windows installed on the computer for iTunes for Windows, a given iTunes for Windows version will require *at mininum a particular version* of QuickTime for Windows to be installed on the computer in order for that iTunes for Windows version to run. For example, iTunes for Windows 5.0.0.35 requires at least a release version of QuickTime for Windows 7.0.2 to run correctly, iTunes for Windows 6.0.0.18 requires at least a QuickTime for Windows 7.0.3, and so on. The same applies for solutions involving other programs like QuickTime Alternative. An iTunes for Windows 6.0.0.18 would require an installed version of QuickTime Alternative to made from (at least) QuickTime for Windows 7.0.3 componentry in order for iTunes to run.
The most straightforward way to go about getting your iTunes for Windows launching again after you've uninstalled your QuickTime for Windows is simply to reinstall QuickTime for Windows. You can get the latest version of QuickTime for Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 from the following download page at the Apple website. (Use the download link that doesn't mention iTunes.)
[Latest QuickTime for Windows version|http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download>
*The relationship between iTunes and Apple Application Support*
iTunes for Windows uses a number of the same program files as other Apple software for Windows (most notably, QuickTime for Windows and Safari for Windows). Starting with iTunes for Windows version 9.0.0, QuickTime for Windows version 7.6.4, and Safari for Windows 4.0.4, program files common to more than one of the programs have been stored in a single location: "Apple Application Support".
So, if you uninstall your Apple Application Support (using the Add or Remove programs control panel in Windows XP, or using Programs and Features in Windows Vista or Windows 7), your iTunes for Windows 9.0.0 (or higher version) will no longer launch ... because several essential program files for iTunes for Windows 9.0.0 (or higher version) will have been uninstalled.
At the time of writing this user tip, Apple Application Support is not available as a "standalone" download from Apple. It is only available as part of the installer bundles for the most recent versions of iTunes for Windows, Safari for Windows and QuickTime for Windows. So if you have uninstalled your Apple Application Support and your iTunes for Windows 9.0.0 (or higher version) is no longer launching, the most straightforward way of getting your iTunes for Windows launching again is to uninstall your existing version of iTunes for Windows and reinstall the latest version of iTunes for Windows. (The iTunes reinstall should also reinstall your Apple Application Support.)
[Latest iTunes for Windows version|http://www.apple.com/itunes/download>
If, however, you've uninstalled both your Apple Application Support and your QuickTime for Windows, the most straightforward way of getting them both reinstalled is to download the latest QuickTime for Windows installer from the Apple website. (Use the download link that doesn't mention iTunes.)
[Latest QuickTime for Windows version|http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download>
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Let's try a standalone Apple Application Support install. It still might not install, but fingers crossed any error messages will give us a better idea of the underlying cause of the issue.
Download and save a copy of the iTunesSetup.exe (or iTunes64setup.exe) installer file to your hard drive:
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Download and install the free trial version of WinRAR:
http://www.rarlab.com/
Right-click the iTunesSetup.exe (or iTunes64Setup.exe), and select "Extract to iTunesSetup" (or "Extract to iTunes64Setup"). WinRAR will expand the contents of the file into a folder called "iTunesSetup" (or "iTunes64Setup").
Go into the folder and doubleclick the AppleApplicationSupport.msi to do a standalone AAS install.
Does it install properly for you?
If instead you get an error message during the install, let us know what it says. (Precise text, please.)

I just got a new computer with Windows 7 and all my songs were transferred to my new computer along with itunes. But I can't get it to work. I also tried downloading Quicktime and couldn't get it to download.

I just bought a new computer and had files transferred along with itunes to the new computer. I can't get it to work. It doesn't recognize the extensions for itunes. I also tried downloading Quicktime and couldn't get it to download.

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Removing and reinstalling iTunes, QuickTime, and other software components for Windows Vista or Windows 7

Quicktime for Windows -- on Vista -- opens a .mov movie once, then won't open the move and Quicktime won't even open itself. I've installed the latest version, and upgraded it to Plus as well.

I am having trouble opening .mov videos with Quicktime on my PC with Vista. I installed the latest version of Quicktime for Windows (V.7.7), and upgraded it to Pro. It will open a .mov file once, then after that it will not open any .mov file and in fact, when I try to open the Quicktime player it will not open itself. If I switch users to Admin, it all works fine, but when I go back to my regular role (where all of my preferences and programs are there for me to use), the same thing happens. An .mov file will open once, then never again, and the Quicktime player seems to be disabled.
I've tried different .mov files, so it's not a corrupt file that's the problem. And, in the past (a couple of Quicktime versions ago, I guess), all of this worked just fine.
Any helpful suggestions would be appreciated!

I have the exact same problem. They play on my Mac under Snow Leopard. Transfer to Vista gets a window with black and white and some other noise. No sound either.

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Can't update quicktime on windows xp. I have 7.3.1 and when I try to install 7.7.3 it says I have a newer version already installed??? Even uninstalling the older one, it still says the same thing. I haven't been able to update it since 2007.

Download the Windows Installer CleanUp utility from the following page (use one of the links under the "DOWNLOAD LOCATION" thingy on the Major Geeks page):
http://majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=4459
To install the utility, doubleclick the msicuu2.exe file you downloaded.
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